Examples of using To the knowledge in English and their translations into Finnish
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security research activities at European level will contribute to the knowledge and technologies for building up the required capabilities.
Strategic competence development aims to ensure that we have access to the knowledge and skills needed to imple- ment our vision.
That if killing one person could save millions, billions of innocent lives. Anna is a device, a conduit, to the knowledge that could level the playing field
they must be disciplined to the knowledge of everyone in the organization.
4 who desires all men to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth.
With Buddhism meant then that was o one should take responsibility for their actions and come to the knowledge of the truth.
improve the resources dedicated to the knowledge of the cultural sector
These, our neighbours, must also have access to the knowledge we have here if they are to be able to follow in our footsteps
After, itself thanks to the knowledge of American popular song(notably Woody Guthrie)
wishes to contribute to the knowledge of a universe about which the human race cannot remain indifferent.
which also risks further marginalisation of the developing countries due to lack of access both to the knowledge created by virtue of this development and to the technology as such.
In those circumstances, the principle of legal certainty required that the condition in question be brought to the knowledge of third parties by adequate publicity in Community legislation,
Blatant injustice is that even our highest courts have taken the prohibitions of Discrimination in the BV-G article 7, nor to the knowledge, but decisions about refuse
ensure that it is brought to the knowledge of the authorities referred to in Article 4.
complete dedication to the knowledge of Wing Chun
Ephesians 3:17-19 relates the love of Christ to the knowledge of Christ, and considers the love of Christ as a necessity for knowing him.
Any candidate or tenderer shall be excluded from participation in a public contract who, to the knowledge of the contracting authority,
is entitled to the knowledge and skills they need to be part of the digital era since commerce,