Examples of using Strong message in English and their translations into Dutch
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Cause… because she has such a strong message for young women
The citizens expected a strong message, but received a response that was devoid of quality,
A 40% target would give a strong message to the international community in the process leading up to the international climate conference in 2015.
I believe ultimately that the European Union must send a strong message, say no to the ghettoisation.
The strong message concerning East Jerusalem in the Council's conclusions is clear evidence of our concern for the situation.
This report sends a clear and strong message to citizens that the European Parliament wants them to have easier access to EU funding.
It is up to us to send a strong message to the Commission, and, above all, to Member States
I am confident it will be adopted; this will send a strong message on the Union's future
She founded Strange Bikinis in 2012 to prove that a strong message is what makes the difference between a brand and“just another brand”.
Parliament will be sending a very strong message to our partners.
The timely adoption of the ambitious FP7 will send a strong message to the scientific community,
proving that a strong message is what makes the difference between a brand and"just another brand.
I believe a strong message from this Parliament could have strengthened the negotiating hand of the Council and Commission at ICAO.
Let's end dodgeball at McKinley High and send a strong message that violence isn't okay.
the guards wanted to send a strong message to the new inmates, so they made this orientation video.
With this reform the Council is sending a strong message to European farmers,
I hope EU governments now respond to this strong message from Parliament.
set to deliver a strong message on 7 May 2009.
It is important to send a strong message to the Commission that we cannot continuously be treated with contempt.
The strong message that emerges from this report is that the Union cannot be enlarged