Examples of using Which is equivalent in English and their translations into Finnish
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In this document, the Commission makes use of the concept proposed in 1998 of"regular shipping service" which is equivalent to road haulage
EUR 30 billion, which is equivalent to the GNP of all the Baltic States combined in a single year,
There is, however, a floor rate, which is equivalent to the guaranteed minimum wage(SMI)
One of the main reasons for these difficulties is the loss of tax revenue suffered by our country each year, which is equivalent to more than 10% of gross domestic product,
In my opinion trying to earn with earningsip is almost like living in virtual world which is equivalent to wasting our time,
easy energy which is equivalent, by the way, to billions of slaves working around the clock changed the world in such a radical way over the last century
On 30 December 2006 the ECB and Banka Slovenije signed an Agreement regarding the claim credited to Banka Slovenije by the ECB under Article 30.3 of the Statute of the ESCB, which is equivalent to Banka Slovenije 's contribution of foreign reserve assets to the ECB.
the third country is the subject of a decision taken pursuant to paragraph 4 stating sub-depositaries domiciled in that country are subject to effective prudential regulation and supervision which is equivalent to the provisions laid down in Community law;
all Chinese refillable(disposable and non-disposable) flint lighters during the same period was ECU 0.094 which is equivalent to ECU 0.092 on an FOB Chinese frontier basis.
The work of the digital circuit relies on the detection of the high or low level at the receiving end according to a predefined voltage level or threshold, which is equivalent to judging the logic state as"true" or"false.
an advance which is equivalent to the one we reached with Canada and the Russian Federation.
where a national of a Member State holds a diploma obtained in a Member State which is equivalent to the diploma required in another Member State in order to take up employment
because they cannot accept a massive military presence, which is equivalent to the military occupation of part of Cyprus,
Which was equivalent to 5 billion nanometers of energy.
This genocide resulted in the death of over one million people, which was equivalent to nearly two thirds of the country's largest minority.
The majority of the effects in repeat-dose toxicity studies appeared at systemic exposure levels which are equivalent to or even below the human exposure levels at the recommended clinical dose.
Therefore, although the powers of the notaries might in some instances lead to decisions which are equivalent to judicial decisions in the Czech Republic
with the exception of securities which are equivalent to shares in companies
This adjustment also results in the need to adjust the claims which the ECB has credited under Article 30.3 of the Stat- ute to the participating NCBs and which are equivalent to the participating NCBs» contributions of foreign
parent companies in that third country comply with binding requirements which are equivalent to the requirements laid down in Articles 6, 10 to 16 and 20;