Examples of using Clear position in English and their translations into Finnish
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We have to adopt a clear position here.
the Council for their unusually clear position.
We have taken up a very clear position.
On 11 June 2007, at the first informal meeting of ministers on questions of disability, the Council adopted a clear position supporting the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
In its opinion, the Committee on Budgetary Control delivered a clear position, and now there is unbelievable lobbying by the Turkish side.
we need to take particular care to present a clear position on the content of the term.
Was it not incumbent upon the Council to adopt a clear position on this matter before Öcalan fell into the hands of Turkish'justice'?
The Committee on Agriculture also adopted a very clear position on the most difficult aspect of this issue, namely the milk sector.
I am very pleased that the European Parliament has taken up a clear position on behalf of the regions.
Unless there is a clear position by the decision‑making institutions on promoting the European social model internationally,
The European Parliament has repeatedly adopted a very clear position: we want to see international regulation of a global nature prohibiting the use,
In these terms too, in my view, we managed to formulate a very clear position on the most essential issues.
The clear position of the PSE Group remains that,
The European Union must adopt a very clear position and not make the Tamil civilians the people history overlooked and the martyrs of indifference.
Commission takes clear position on aid to shipbuilding
we will take a very clear position on them.
All that is lacking now is commitment, and a clear position on detention centres, which are unacceptable.
I am not in a position to adopt a clear position on this report today,
with this report on Basel III, the European Parliament has a clear position on the deliberations of the Basel Committee.
finally, for both parties to adopt a clear position.