Examples of using Incisive in English and their translations into Finnish
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have been moderate in tone but clear and incisive in substance, and they have encouraged
halt them we have to take specific, incisive action, and we have to do so now since,
have weakened the report, and Parliament's final resolution would have been less clear and incisive.
representatives of the judiciary provided clear and incisive descriptions of the reforms that would guarantee the independence of the courts and the observance of fundamental human rights.
and his keen, incisive reasoning, which made it a pleasure to me to study his system of work,
women don't loose hair most incisive curve.
and his keen, incisive reasoning, which made it a pleasure to me to study his system of work,
General Conforti- without any incisive coordination that really works being in place at Community level, thereby at least applying the general principles of the UNESCO Convention.
which is involved in a fresh, incisive Europeanist initiative, as Mr Solana
opinion favours an argument of prudence, based on the idea of incisive reform of the regulatory framework and surveillance mechanisms.
constantly look for even more effective and incisive ways of producing exactly the results that he seeks.
he could have been a little more incisive, in view, moreover,
to re-centre the European Union politically: therefore, we need an incisive Mediterranean policy to be a key part of the forthcoming Barcelona Summit.
She is known for her incisive oratory.
Who writes poignant and incisive blurbs about people they hardly know?
An efficient and workable decentralization would require more incisive action, such as.
Industrial competitiveness: Commission reports underline need for incisive action by EU and Member States.
I expect that Parliament's contribution to the debate on the authority can be as incisive and constructive.
the Commission will certainly consider whether it is appropriate to put forward more incisive proposals.
In this respect, the Treaty of Lisbon gives elected assemblies a more incisive role that they must make the most of.