Examples of using To the fore in English and their translations into Finnish
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A cursory glance gives a distorted understanding of the style, putting to the fore the dry mechanics,
This problem has already come to the fore in relation to the SWIFT agreement enshrining the transfer of data on bank transactions, but it has not been resolved since that time.
came to the fore under the excellent mathematics teacher Karl Schellback
talents come to the fore best in complex multi-customer
I quite agree with Baroness Ashton that now is the time- with this historic situation- for the Palestine-Israel issue to come to the fore.
During the public consultation, one issue that came to the fore is the difficulty for newly established operators to enter into new roaming agreements with all operators in a timely manner.
His astronomy brought back to the fore, Harriot went on to make the earliest telescopic observations in England.
Furthermore, new needs and constraints have come to the fore in recent years which directly affect the Mediterranean transport sector.
bringing the Community position, the Community part to the fore.
He may know that the issue of managed migration is now coming to the fore of the agenda in the European Union, partly due to his work
If our Polish colleague, Mr Zwiefka, says that this matter has already been brought to the fore in Poland, some progress has already been made.
Yet, the positive political factors of globalisation are coming to the fore only now,
while bringing the common cultural heritage to the fore.
because through this the magnetic paint even more to the fore.
In the context of today's reality, this issue should be brought to the fore in the Barcelona process.
Apply partial“color effects for pictures” to those portions of your beauty pic which you want to bring to the fore and, hey presto, you get the most beautiful image ever!