Examples of using To isolation in English and their translations into Finnish
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Straight to isolation.
To isolation. Nobody can enter.
Take him to Isolation.
A couple screws just came, took him to isolation.
Take him to Isolation.
It does not let us belong, but it leads us andother people to isolation.
Get her to isolation now.
I will take the prisoner to Isolation.
Get down to isolation. Check on the infected patients.
Take him back to isolation.
And restrict your calls for a month. Don't force us to send you to isolation.
Dr. Vinet to isolation.
As my colleague, Mrs Bildt, has said,it is time to send out a signal and to bring an end to isolation.
Moving all escapees to isolation units.
It marks an end to isolation and will bring economic stability to my country for the first time in decades.
Nobody can enter. To isolation.
Specific training must be encouraged in order to respond in the best way possible to the needs of those affected by this terrible illness which condemns people to isolation.
I want to move her to isolation.
The kidnappers who have been holding the journalist for 46 days and President Abbas must know that they are holding back the wholeof Palestine on its path to development and are consigning it to isolation.
You need to come to isolation now.
If it is the case that many Roma people have become outsiders, unemployed as a result of poor education, and with an attitude that can easilyprovoke irritation in others, this is attributable to isolation and discrimination.
Take John Brennick to isolation to await punishment.
You betrayed me! Take him to isolation.
Creativity, imagination, dream states, changes that occur due to isolation, trauma, starvation, all of which produce hallucinatory phenomena.
Although not a prisoner himself, he is protesting against the inhuman action of Turkish authorities in subjecting mainly political prisoners to isolation in so-called F-type prisons.
We must learn a lesson from the crisis and say'no' to isolation,'no' to protectionism and'yes' to cooperation.
I agree. Let's get her to isolation.
Let me say this to all those who rejoice in Europe's difficulties andwho want to roll back our integration and go back to isolation: the pre-integrated Europe of the divisions, the war, the trenches, is not what people desire and deserve.
I want to move her to isolation.
Yesterday Cathy Ashton noted she preferred engagement to isolation and I share that view.