Examples of using To send out a clear message in English and their translations into Swedish
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We need to send out a clear message.
I too call for Europe to take a stronger lead; it is important for the European institutions to send out a clear message.
In conclusion, I wish to send out a clear message.
I also want to send out a clear message and to answer Mr Kelly's question about direct aid.
If this House really wants to be the assembly representing Europe's citizens, it will now have to send out a clear message, as a vast majority of the public- as we all know- is opposed to Turkey joining the EU.
It is incumbent on us to send out a clear message that we would expect every government in the European Union to comply fully with the nine years.
the various speeches made in this House on this subject have shown that Parliament wishes to send out a clear message that this is the path that together we must relentlessly continue to follow.
We need to send out a clear message on that point.
it would be a sign of this House's bankruptcy if we failed to send out a clear message about the need for more new jobs.
We need to be firm, to send out a clear message.
It is important to send out a clear message to citizens on the matters they hold dear; the European Union must become an entity that our citizens feel is close to them,
It was important for the European Parliament to send out a clear message to the main world leaders following the G20 Summit in Pittsburgh.
Consequently, if we wish to send out a clear message today that the Lisbon Strategy is alive
In proposing these conditions, the Commission wanted to send out a clear message to those who might have reservations about the type of research concerned here.
I would like the House to send out a clear message that we stand shoulder to shoulder with Ukraine
the European Union needs to use the budget at its disposal to send out a clear message and to set about fighting this scourge in the economy to our citizens, which is why it is important that we have this 450 million at our disposal next year, starting with 100 million this year.
of my colleagues themselves, I persisted with my amendment in order to send out a clear, consistent message.
of the forthcoming Council, the European Union must send out a clear message to European citizens,
ladies and gentlemen, I, for my part, am delighted with the almost historic consensus obtained by the various political groups within our Parliament- a consensus that enables us to send out a clear political message.
the European Union therefore has to send out a clear, unequivocal message: Turkey cannot keep the 40 000 soldiers who are occupying the northern part of Cyprus in contravention of international law.
will have the opportunity, on behalf of the House, to send out a clear and well-defined message of the EU's new commitment to Latin America.
I would have liked the House to send out a clear climate policy message today.
Therefore, in line with the Spanish Presidency, I ask you, as High Representative and a Vice-President of the Commission, to send out a clear and very definite message regarding the commitment of this new Europe that we are building towards our old friends in Latin America.
elected directly by European citizens, the European Parliament has a duty to send out a clear political message along these lines.
I believe and expect that the European Council will send out a clear message to the effect that the other Member States should also be able to express their views on the European Constitutional Treaty.
the transformation of Ukraine, and we should send out a clear message now that we are prepared to do so.
the European Union should send out a clear message to the effect that we want reform
not to support the amendments that have been tabled in order to send out a strong, clear message at first reading.
We in this Parliament must speak out strongly to send a clear message of condemnation of the acts of violence that have taken place