Examples of using It underlined in English and their translations into Finnish
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It underlined its commitment to ensure an effective follow-up.
The Presidency recalled the Conclusions adopted by the Council(Foreign Affairs)on 18 January 2010 on the earthquake in Haiti( 5418/10), and in particular it underlined.
It underlined that the Union stood ready to support such developments.
It underlined that negotiations are only one aspect of the accession process.
By doing so, it underlined once again the importance of a preventative approach to these phenomena.
It underlined its continuing commitment to a democratic and multi-ethnic Kosovo.
It underlined the special contribution of civil society in bringing out this message.
It underlined social partners' responsibilities in modernising the labour markets.
It underlined that a complete cessation of violence by all parties is an essential step.
It underlined the cooperative approach developed during ISPA between Member States and Candidate countries.
It underlined the urgency of completing the necessary structures of the international civilian presence in Kosovo.
It underlined its support for tough action in Kosovo, and throughout the region, against extremists and organised crime.
It underlined the absolute importance of the adoption by the Greek Parliament of the key laws on the fiscal strategy.
It underlined the crucial role of the United Nations in supporting security in the DRC, in particular through MONUC.
It underlined the need for a successful implementation of the recently signed SAA, to move closer to Europe.
It underlined that full employment in the EU is at the core of the Lisbon strategy and constitutes the essential goal of economic and social policies.
It underlined that the Commission enjoys a wide discretion in the field of competition policy, in particular as regards the determination of the amount of fines.
It underlined the EU's commitment and the need for long-term engagement, expressing appreciation for the work of EU Special Representative Vygaudas Ušackas.
However, it underlined that the EU's economic recovery plan is relatively small in scale compared with the packages adopted in other regions of the world.
It underlined the readiness of the EU to play a leading role in strengthening stability in the region and in implementing a settlement defining Kosovo's status.
It underlined that the goal full employment in the EU is at the core of the Lisbon strategy and constitutes the essential goal of economic and social policies.
It underlined the difficulty of isolating objective factors which explain the pay gap from those based on direct or indirect discrimination or other factors.
It underlined that sustaining the full suspension of all enrichment related and reprocessing activities was essential for the continuation of the overall process.
It underlined the need to define the relevant geographic market to assess whether the non‑compete clause was capable of foreclosing competitors.
It underlined that resolving the Middle East conflict is only possible if a firm and definitive peace agreement is negotiated, as laid down in the roadmap for peace.
It underlined also that this free-trade area between the Community and Tunisia needed to be complemented by similar agreements between Tunisia and its Mediterranean neighbours.
It underlined the need to convey an urgent message to the Bielorussian authorities urging them to reconsider the announced decision as well as to accept the new Head of Mission.
It underlined the need for in-depth restructuring and modernisation of the sector if Europe is not to lose out in the global competition in education, research and innovation.
In this context, it underlined the EU's determination to work with other relevant international organisations to address the growing problem of refugees and displaced persons in the region.