Examples of using Clear statements in English and their translations into Slovenian
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I believe in clear statements.
She is known for her ability to stand firm, which she has proved time and again in the Netherlands,and she will not be afraid to make clear statements.
Those who make clear statements also expect clarity.
The EESC canonly suggest that such doubts be removed by clear statements from the Commission.
The same judgment contains some clear statements about the independence of the authorities involved in issuing and receiving EAWs.
I am pleased to be able tosay that the majority of the agencies have received clear statements of assurance from the Court of Auditors.
We are only interested in providing clear statements based on facts and logic and then allow the individual decide for themselves who they would like to believe.
Whenever there is a violation of human rights,the High Representative makes very strong and clear statements and puts pressure on the authorities.
I endorsed the report because it contains clear statements calling on Russia not to use its natural sources of energy for political purposes.
This special report(SR 12/2013) is entitled“Can the Commission and Member States show that the EU budget allocated to the rural development policy iswell spent?” The ECA examined whether there are clear statements on what the rural development expenditure is intended to achieve, if there is reliable information showing what the expenditure has achieved and how efficiently it has done so.
In the EESC's view, clear statements on non-renewable resources, which would certainly need to go beyond the 25-year planning horizon of this strategy, are also necessary.
The Committee welcomes the Commission's clear statements on the reasons for deforestation.
In addition, our citizens expect clear statements from the European Union as to how the volume of transport can be managed in an environmentally friendly way, not with dirigiste instruments, but market-based instruments.
I would like to thankMr Barnier for having made some very clear statements and I would ask you, Mrs Győri, not to be naive.
Three sub-questions structured the audit work:(a) Are there clear statements on what the rural development expenditure is intended to achieve?(b) Has reliable information been published showing what the expenditure has achieved and how efficiently it has done so?(c) Has monitoring and evaluation information been used to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the expenditure?
I therefore very much expect, Commissioner, that the very clear statements from the Commission concerning these three issues will be followed through, and we in Parliament will follow up on this.
I am very happy, Commissioner,that you have made some very clear statements on Sri Lanka, because this was also my Committee's concern, and Mrs Mann has carried this out with determination once again.
Therefore, the Council and Parliament should immediately issue clear statements to the effect that the EU will defend free trade throughout the world and open up the way for progress in the trade in agricultural products.
In this respect,the declaration of 16 June 2008 includes some very clear statements both on the political context surrounding the upgrading and on the messages that Europe intends to send to Israel on this occasion.
The highly complextext of the report does not include a clear statement of this kind.
A clearer statement could not be made.
There could not be a clearer statement.
A clear statement of what is claimed;
Make another clear statement, stating his decision to cancel the contract.
Is this not a clear statement of a truth?
This is a clear statement.
I therefore very much welcome the clear statement in the report that the European Parliament encourages Member States to ratify the Partnership and Cooperation Agreement with Tajikistan in particular.
It lacks a clear statement of a strategic objective(combating poverty) and does not contain measures for achieving this goal.
In particular, I welcome the clear statement that we must aim for automatic exchange of information to become the general rule.
We therefore welcome the clear statement by President Obama, who has refused to give Israel the green light for an attack on Iran.