Examples of using Common message in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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We need a common message.
Our common message is peace and the need for all the people to live together in peace.
That we need a common message.
Calls for this common message to be articulated in EU Foreign Affairs Council conclusions;
The rest are"system common messages".
Individuals with different political views andagendas succeeded in fashioning a common language with a common message.
System common messages;
System exclusive messages belong to the category of MIDI system common messages.
Four images, a common message! 1 Free.
Disagreements on common problems are so many that one is left with the impression there is no common message.
Help” is also a fairly common message sent in to bots.
It's interesting that you compare this ageism fight to the women's movement where people had a common message, a manifesto.
Whereas the use of this common message format by Europol and Interpol should also be encouraged;
All system messages(see MIDI system realtime messages and MIDI system common messages) are supported.
These should focus on defining common messages in the national language(s), thus strengthening communication at national and regional levels.
It has spreadto many cities and now there is a common message in the streets of Europe".
Only a few days earlier in a common message to the EU leaders, Mr Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel presented a detailed vision about what should be done at European level to promote growth and employment.
It supports all system messages(see MIDI system realtime messages and MIDI system common messages).
It is important to stress that the template materials provide a core of information and common messages but will be most effective if adapted to respond to the needs and situations in each country, or even in each healthcare setting.
European Commission President, Jean-Claude Juncker, congratulated the movement against climate change put together by Thunberg because, he said"it can bring about change,it has spread to many cities and now there is a common message in the streets of Europe.”.
It is important to stress that the template materials provide a core of information and common messages but will be most effective if adapted to respond to the needs and situations in each country, or even in each healthcare setting.
The president of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, congratulated the movement against climate change put together by Ms Thunberg because, he emphasised,“it can bring about change,it has spread to many cities and now there is a common message in the streets of Europe”.
It is important to stress that the template materials developed by ECDC provide core information and common messages, but will be most effective if adapted to respond to the needs and situations in each country, and even each hospital or healthcare setting.
Calls on the Council to adopt EU Foreign Affairs Council conclusions on human rights in Russia which would serve to provide critical support to all those in Russia working to protect human rights and would also serve to bind the 27 EU Member States andEU institutions to a common message and approach with regards to human rights in Russia;
What we need now is to send a common message that we want to have Albania as a candidate country, but political leaders on both sides must show the will to solve political problems in full respect for the rule of law, the constitution and on the foundation of democratic institutions.
Urges the Council to develop a unified policy towards Guatemala that commits the 28 EU Member States andthe EU institutions to have a strong common message concerning the role of human rights in the EU-Guatemala relationship and in the region at large.
Urges the Council to develop a unified policy towards Russia that commits the 28 EU Member States andEU institutions to a strong common message on the role of human rights in the EU-Russia relationship and the need to end the crackdown on freedom of expression, assembly and association in Russia;
Urges the Council to develop a unified policy towards Russia that commits the 28 EU Member States andthe EU institutions to a strong common message concerning the role of human rights in the EU-Russia relationship and respect for international law;
This means that the eurozone will need money from the outside but it is obvious that BRICS will consolidatefurther their influence and will systematise it in common messages, which they expect to be correctly understood by the current leading powers in the world- USA, Europe, Japan, Britain.
Urges the Council to articulate a unified policy towards Russia that commits the 27 EU Member States andEU institutions to a strong and principled common message on the role of human rights in the EU-Russia relationship and the need to end the crackdown on freedom of expression, assembly, and association in Russia;