Examples of using Send a clear message in English and their translations into Finnish
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We have to send a clear message.
It is vital that we,the Members of the European Parliament, send a clear message to Belarus.
Either we send a clear message to our rivals.
Washington needs to defund them, send a clear message.
We must also send a clear message to the Council.
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The Committee should identify the political issues it considered to be important and send a clear message to the Convention in this regard.
That would send a clear message to the whole of Europe.
Now that Iraq no longer has Saddam Hussein as a dictator and is hopefully on the way to more democratic structures,we must send a clear message to Syria and Iran.
This vote should send a clear message to the Council.
Therefore, action at EU level could help to make the EU as a whole more attractive for foreign investments and send a clear message to third-country national ICTs.
We have to send a clear message to all parties concerned: traffickers.
You as politicians can send a clear message to politicians.
We must send a clear message to future generations so that they never again allow another Srebrenica to happen.
Have strength in your stride, send a clear message: Mubarak must go now.
You must send a clear message that any action against Camelot will be met without mercy.
This also applies to the forthcoming climate talks,which must send a clear message about developing a resource-efficient low-carbon global economy.
We have to send a clear message: good governance is a prerequisite for assistance from the European Union.
I would ask you to endorse this proposal and report in order thatthis House may send a clear message to the effect that we believe that accounting scandals within companies in Europe must stop.
We can send a clear message to Seattle that this is the single contribution that this House and its Members can make to world global trade.
Ladies and gentlemen, the European Union should send a clear message: yes to competition; no to its manifest or concealed distortion.
We must send a clear message to the US administration: we are prepared to cooperate in the fight against terrorism but provided that the rule of law is adhered to.
Our Parliament should send a clear message to the government in Belgrade.
That will send a clear message to the Council of Ministers, namely that Parliament is in favour of retaining these particular sectors that generate so many jobs in disadvantaged areas.
Parliament must therefore send a clear message to the Council today about what we want.
The EU has to send a clear message that discrimination against, for example, the Unified Buddhist Church of Vietnam, Protestant congregations and dissident groups must cease.
Adopting the text as it stands would send a clear message to the Council and pave the way for the final adoption of the proposal.
The EU must send a clear message and strongly condemn Russia's imperialistic policy, whereby it thinks it has the right to protect'its'citizens by occupying sovereign states.
Turkey is being given this real opportunity, butwe in this House must also send a clear message about our own relevance as Parliament, by checking in the years that lie ahead whether Turkey makes real progress and whether it does so to a sufficient extent.
We must do more;we must send a clear message to the Cuban dictator that we do not accept this, and that we shall not concede on this matter.
However, in my opinion it is essential that, in the pain andconfusion that surrounds us, we send a clear message and that we acknowledge the role that Russia can and must play without delay in order to avert the visible dangers: the military entanglements; the broader destabilisation of the region; the revival of cold-war rivalries.