Examples of using To so-called in English and their translations into Finnish
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The economic and social disadvantages of the Roma have yet again been ascribed to so-called intolerance and discrimination.
However, it is more difficult to determine in which situations a lawyer/advocate shall be subject to the reporting obligation when he/she has access to relevant information in relation to so-called legal advice.
her husband are travelling, often to so-called tourist paradises.
In fact, at present the taxes on fuel differ even between neighbouring countries, giving rise to so-called fuel tourism in border regions.
The discussion about social issues will be avoided altogether, if the public debate is delegated solely to so-called experts chosen by the Commission.
can lead to so-called"social exclusion"
Certain US analysts are now referring to so-called European soft power
simplifications related to security control measures by being subject to so-called"fast track treatment.
The Commission now wants it to cease to apply to so-called self-employed drivers,
several female protestors have claimed they were subjected to so-called virginity tests- and also raped by soldiers-
are entitled to so-called'secondary' income sources,
facilitate the establishment of a Single Payment Area, a rule applicable only to so-called"cross-border" credit transfers may not be the appropriate way forward in this context.
I voted against amendment 43 relating to so-called'measures in the event of imminent danger' in the abovementioned report as I believe that measures put forward do not represent an effective means of combating cross-border crime.
because many of us think that a progressive attitude to so-called'alternative' medicines does not mean putting it above any other value of freedom of choice.
We are very anxious about the new approach that seems to owe more to‘top-down' than to so-called‘bottom up'thinking and that marks a retreat to small group negotiations, which are less transparent and less democratic.
These amendments relate to so-called'business tourism'- conventions,
all of them were due in the end to so-called human error by people who were tired,
indeed the policy approach of the Commission and of this House to so-called'active ageing' will always ensure that Member State governments give attention to issues of retirement and pensions.