Examples of using To long in English and their translations into Finnish
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Wave goodbye to long and stressful waits in front of your computer
They stress that the establishment of medium to long‑term building strategies is essential from the point of view of sound planning
This is mainly due to long and complex permit granting procedures which take up about 2/3 of this time.
In other words, the impact of monetary policy on prices is subject to long, variable and uncertain lags.
In addition to long, sandy beaches,
Compare the costs of procurement in relation to long and short delivery times and give guidelines for making comparisons.
of 22 June and furthermore, it has led to long and complicated discussions amongst the three institutions.
one of the few reliable chances to return to long, strong and healthy eyelashes.
Legal aid shall be given to long‑term residents lacking adequate resources, on the same terms as
The second Member State may check whether there are grounds of public policy or domestic security for refusing to issue a residence permit to long‑term residents and/or their family members.
The fresh ones, they move pretty well, but when they have been undead to long… we call that a 1-11.
Member States shall issue a long‑term resident's EC residence permit to long‑term residents.
do not forget that this power should stick to long, just a couple of weeks.
The number and the quality of reception conditions should be increased in relation to long lasting procedures in so far the length of the procedure is not caused by a negative behaviour by applicants for asylum.
had to wait to long for your drinks, you could save a….
currently subject to long and exhausting discussions at the level of the Council
in others subjected to long and bloody armed conflicts,
which in some cases it has managed to proliferate in the Islands thanks to long stays of those ships in ports Many of them carry many months berthed in repair or SIBAs.
of national governments in Europe who claim to long for a great and strong European Union based on the principles of honesty,
the Good Friday Agreement, which we all hope is going to lead to long and lasting peace in Northern Ireland.