Examples of using Given the impression in English and their translations into Finnish
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I never should have given the impression.
We have given the impression- in the foreign policy that you inherited- that we are more concerned with free trade than with human rights.
This has resulted in their voting for a different Europe, because they had been given the impression that bad Europe and the bad euro are to blame for everything.
However, our citizens are given the impression, conveyed in part by national media, that each Presidency functions in historical isolation.
Audiences of Europe in this period were thrilled by the aspect of illusion,immersed in a winding 360 degree panorama and given the impression of standing in a new environment.
I do hope I haven't given the impression that I'm cryin' over us, Junuh, because I'm not.
We regret the fact- and this is not a question of party politics- that the use of the term realism has given the impression that the accession process is to be delayed.
I regret that we have given the impression in this Parliament that we are against stem cell research.
With Mr Hänsch, Mr Duff and others, we have visited a great many other capitals over the past few months andhave been given the impression that everyone wants the treaty to be concluded.
Also the Liberal Party has given the impression that we also control the media's portrayal of us.
I say this with bitterness because the public in Europe have been given the impression that we are facing a massive flood of people coming over from Turkey and from Iraq.
Nor should consumers be given the impression that foods fortified with vitamins, minerals or other substances can generally be considered superior to non-fortified foods.
EL Mr President, with regard to all the previous directives we are given the impression that we exerted insufficient control, which did not help with their comprehensive implementation.
Too often, the euro area has given the impression that we react after the event takes place, with Member States taking different policy options in the face of similar economic challenges.
We should not sit down with the strategic far-sightedness of garden gnomes and say,now we must kow-tow to those who have given the impression that we should go around in sackcloth and ashes just so that our decision to postpone discharge of the Commission seems more credible.
Articles in the press have given the impression in many parts of Europe that the European Parliament has backtracked on its call for Croatia to quickly be given full membership, something on which it has voted several times.
SK Madam President, China is a great power in economic and military terms, andthe Chinese administration in its behaviour towards its citizens has long given the impression that cultural, social and democratic principles as they are recognised around the world will be selectively applied in China and only insofar as they suit the administration in terms of controlling the country.
Yet on the issue of the Erika he has given the impression, perhaps not to us but certainly to the inhabitants of Brittany and the Vendée, that, as the Fisheries Commissioner, he is not always available or, at best, available only on a part-time basis.
Another is because press reports have,in part, given the impression that accusations of mismanagement in energy supply had already been substantiated.
However, farmers should not given the impression that the present schemes, with its intrinsic rigidities, can last fore ver.
That gives the impression, has given the impression, to millions of people around the world that U.S. soldiers are inhuman people.
In recent times, the European Union may have given the impression that it was taking care of matters that were apparently too distant from the daily life of its citizens.
Perhaps he does not dare show his face here buthe has certainly given the impression- through Mr Lannoye- that he is in favour of a directive which we find defies subsidiarity and will not do what it is intended to do.
This declaration is necessary because other public statements have occasionally given the impression that the Member States concerned are distancing themselves from their commitments, and that would be a real crisis of confidence and a breakdown in loyalty among the Member States.
It gives the impression that you're Townsend's heir apparent.
Asheboro gives the impression of being in a more mountainous area than it actually is.
Gives the impression that the material emanates from or is endorsed by Life.
In addition, it should give the impression of a strong and reliable, even a cursory examination.
He gave the impression that maybe 100 people belonged to the club.