Examples of using Were defined in English and their translations into Finnish
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the wide-ranging consultation which ensued, seven priority themes were defined.
Kera Era was created using the backcasting method: three optimistic scenarios for 2030 were defined first.
the WRC-03 agenda items of particular relevance to EU policies, the following principal objectives were defined.
rather simply a distribution of competences which at the time were defined in a particular way.
the Group's values that were defined at the end of 2010.
There is still a lot to be done to consolidate the ambitious demands and objectives that were defined by the Ottawa Convention.
As a result of this work, in full cooperation with Member States and the industry, new procedures were defined.
He referred to the EU's powers in energy matters, which were defined more clearly under Article 194 of the Lisbon Treaty, and highlighted the reference to solidarity in that article.
Standards were defined at European level,
Rugby School is one of nine schools that were defined as the"great" English public schools by the Public Schools Act 1868, and is a member of the Rugby Group.
On the basis of this data, the appropriate size of the wood carburettor and storage silo, and the yearly consumption of wood and chips with fermentation time were defined.
The ultra-peripheral regions of the European Union were defined in the Treaty on the European Union in the Declaration No. 26 appended thereto.
their freedom and rights, which were defined many years ago, is contrary to the foundations on
In the healthy volunteer study, fast acetylators were defined by having a caffeine metabolite ratio>
using WGS84(as in 3857), but projected as if they were defined on a sphere as in 3785.
In committee, the disagreements tended to concern the way in which the objectives were defined and implemented.
At the Laeken European Council, eleven common objectives were defined, to be covered under three headings:
Mr Heaton-Harris, the debate a fortnight ago was about the directive on the protection of Community financial interests, a directive in which the offences of fraud, corruption and money-laundering were defined, and, moreover, in terms already agreed on in 1995 by all Member States,
The acts were defined almost in the same way as when the International Criminal Court was established- the crimes within the jurisdiction of the Court are the crime of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and the crime of aggression.