Examples of using Virtually unanimous in English and their translations into Finnish
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That was our strategy at first reading,and it won us virtually unanimous support.
Contributors are virtually unanimous about the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions as a matter of urgency and that this will need additional measures and investment.
Had a vote taken place, the college of Commissioners would have had the PPE-DE Group's virtually unanimous endorsement.
Bulgaria's application for Union membership, backed by a virtually unanimous endorsement from the National Assembly, was lodged on 14 December 1995.
On behalf of the EFD Group.-(NL) Mr President,every sign indicates that the result of the 9 January referendum in Southern Sudan will be virtually unanimous support for independence.
Stakeholders are virtually unanimous that the sector should continue to benefit from a block exemption, whether general or sector-specific, after this date.
Madam President, unlike the last discussion,which was virtually unanimous in its approach, this is the exact opposite.
DE Mr President, you were right to point out that we have a very large number of votes to get through, and it is evident that we now have votes that will, on a permanent basis,yield virtually unanimous approval.
It is a pleasure for me to present here today a virtually unanimous draft opinion of the European Parliament on two often very controversial topics: tax policy and pensions.
We should not get our hopes up too much, however, regarding the share that will be reserved for the protection of nature and biodiversity, despite the fact that,at the European Parliament's first reading, we were virtually unanimous in our support of an ambitious European policy.
The debate shows that there is virtually unanimous support for this scheme proposed by the European Commission to encourage young Europeans to eat more fruit and vegetables.
(ES) Commissioner, Mrs De Sarnez,I believe that your readiness to reach a consensus on the amendments received virtually unanimous thanks and recognition in committee, and the same is happening here.
The Economic and Social Committee, for its part, was virtually unanimous in adopting a highly positive opinion on the whole range of proposals aired in the Green Paper, including the introduction of the Community patent.
I can say that we have here a model example of a committee really seeing its work through to the end andbringing to Parliament a virtually unanimous decision on a proposal in which differences of opinion, such as there are in this case, have been limited to a minimum.
This virtually unanimous support is also a clear sign of the usefulness and quality of this text, and I should also like to pay tribute in this House to Mr Špidla, who has always supported this initiative and who agreed not to withdraw this text even though the debates seemed to be at a standstill in December 2007, in Brussels for example.
To conclude on these two reports,I must acknowledge that they have gained the virtually unanimous support of the members of the Committee on Budgets, unlike last year when the fee problem divided the House.
In Europe and indeed around the world, opinion is virtually unanimous that the launch of the euro has been a success that will mark a truly historic stage in the long course of the construction of Europe.
Unfortunately, I was not supported by my colleagues in the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety, even though- I must point thisout- word for word, the same text received virtually unanimous support in our plenary session of 2 September last year, in the context of another report on the European environment and health action plan for 2004-2010.
We are firmly resolved to preserve budgetary discipline and are virtually unanimous in the view that the agricultural guideline should, as a matter of principle, be maintained as a ceiling and be calculated in accordance with the present formula, irrespective of what the guideline covers.
I am convinced that a very large majority of this House will share the virtually unanimous view of the Committee on Culture and will not accept the cheap selling-off of the very idea of the European City of Culture.