Examples of using Fallacious in English and their translations into Finnish
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His whole conclusion is fallacious.
Redundant and fallacious. Madness does not preclude achievement.
This whole conclusion is fallacious.
Once again, the report offers a fallacious solution to the technical and human problems associated with migration waves.
Madness does not preclude achievement. Redundant and fallacious.
Where this kind of evidence was fallacious. I have found previous cases.
So your characterization of their behavior as typical is demonstrably fallacious.
Which is they're all based on the fallacious notion that people are fundamentally decent. Give them a chance to do right and they will take it.
This interpretation has proved to be fallacious and shortsighted.
Your argument about Moss' enabling and inauthenticity, they weren't specious or fallacious.
The second point is the fallacious allegation presented that the discharge amounts to sacking the Commission- a vote of censure.
The arguments put forward by the European Parliament are completely fallacious.
Of course More's ideas here are totally fallacious but when he attacks Descartes' vortex theory planetary motion the he is on stronger ground.
The assumption that it was a radio nebula,was quite logical. Yet fallacious.
We failed at the General Assembly last year on a fallacious pretext, I refer to article 2.7, which we are otherwise happy to adopt for all other texts.
So your characterization of their behavior as typical is demonstrably fallacious.
These are the same fallacious arguments which had already served as a pretext for the US occupation of Iraq. They are now being mobilised again against the leaders of Syria.
To say that Webster and Long and Waters were killed by football is… ls fallacious reasoning.
We need to overcome the old and fallacious debate between competitiveness and cohesion, between excellence and redistribution, between growth and convergence.
Truth without grace is cruel, and grace without truth leads to sentimental pretending and to living a fallacious life.
The fact that the postulate that"there can be no more national wars" is obviously fallacious in theory is not the only reason why we have dealt with this fallacy at length.
Last August, the chairman of the main opposition party, Yawovi Agboyibo, was sentenced to six months in prison on fallacious grounds.
There is, therefore, no apparent reason to encourage granting credit to cross-border trade,particularly with fallacious arguments that this will be the‘engine' to‘stimulate internal consumption in Europe' or a‘key factor in the much-hoped-for economic resurgence.
The finance ministers' argument that there cannot be a 100 euro coin because there is already a 100 euro note seems a fallacious one to me.
The argument of the low cost of nuclear energy is fallacious, because no consideration is given in those estimates to the cost of research, civil liability in the case of accidents and, above all, the cost of storing solid waste and dismantling obsolete nuclear power stations which, at present, cannot extend beyond forty years.
Before this, however, I consider it necessary to review the financial regulation sector that has proved not only fallacious but one of the main causes of the crisis.
Mr President, the only point of the fallacious symmetry established between the under-representation of women in managerial organisations, on the one hand, and trade unions, on the other, is to show that there are still far fewer women in managerial organisations than in trade unions, even though managers face no material obstacles to this other than the misogyny of the managerial environment.
Svensson(GUE/NGL).-(SV) Mr President,both the Commission's recommendation and Mr Fourçans' report are based on an essentially fallacious idea, namely that of a uniform economic policy.
Let us not forget the fact that if the French Presidency preferred to let negotiations fail on the fallacious grounds that‘no deal is better than a bad deal', then it did so above all because it feared being faced with a negative referendum despite the floods of propaganda and biased surveys, which claimed and still claim today, that the people are hoping and praying for a supranational Europe.
The position of the French and German Governments in recent days, as well as many of the contributions and demonstrations that have been made in this Chamber this afternoon, clearly show that any prospect of a common foreign andsecurity policy is fallacious.