Examples of using Empty words in English and their translations into Finnish
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Such empty words.
These are not just empty words.
Empty words and empty hearts.
Meaningless empty words.
Those were empty words uttered with a knife to our throats.
Now they were empty words.
These are empty words written by a flunky.
These were not empty words.
However, the supporters of Turkey have allowed themselves to be deceived by positive-sounding, empty words.
Those were the empty words of a naive old man.
Is this anything more than empty words?
These are not merely empty words with no real meaning.
It was only words with you. Empty words.
Endless promises and empty words, never followed up with action.
Are these to remain empty words?
This is not about empty words which sound pleasant and are not binding; it is about practical respect for fundamental rights.
It can't just be empty words.
Empty words are useless; it is useless to say that in this Union we should all be helping each other, but then do next to nothing when it comes to the crunch.
It would take action,not empty words.
Unfortunately, they are only empty words, for the constitution is not respected.
You hold forth weeds and you burble empty words.
It is reasonable that the new Member States should not receive empty words only from solidarity, nor be restricted in their movement to the narrow confines of the Copenhagen framework.
Today, it is clear that it was just empty words.
NL Mr President, ladies andgentlemen, from all the fine and empty words of Mr Barroso, I have only, for the most part, been able to make out one real point, namely, that it is the job of the rich Member States to pay for the poor Member States, because that is the reality of the matter.
If it were not financed,it would remain empty words.
I say in the European Union and not just in two of its constituent parts, as some Members have insinuated:European solidarity must be more than empty words or just a one-dimensional idea that simply evaporates when the problems happen to be concentrated chiefly in Portugal and Spain.
They open their mouths butwhat comes out are just… empty words.
Hinode Sunrise is…- Good night. I don't want empty words to protect myself.
How else is it possible to prevent those important clauses- to which the European Union also makes constant reference in order to indicate its support for human rights anddemocracy- becoming just empty words?
The concept of decent work should not remain empty words;