Examples of using Main message in English and their translations into Finnish
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The course's main message is that responsibility for security involves all of us- the authorities,
reminded members that the main message of the opinion was indeed the need for stricter requirements
However, the main message in the Green Paper is that taxes
The main message of the Olympic truce is:
Our main message at the meeting was to express how pressing we consider the human rights situation in Vietnam to be.
The main message is that the EU economy is sound,
Therefore, the main message of these reports is that we must forge better cooperation in Europe.
The main message which we wanted to convey with this report is that we need to keep public service broadcasting independent.
The main message of both exhibitions is that these have taken the right to act into their own hands.
The main message in the report is that there is not necessarily a conflict between free movement in the Internal Market and a high level of environmental protection.
That should, I believe, always be the main message in debates like this and the main underlying assumption for European policy.
This decoupling of economic growth and the increasing use of natural resources is the main message of this report.
The first main message of this debate, for me, is that the ECB
The Commission's main message throughout this process has been that there is an urgent need to modernise social protection in the European Union.
The main message in the Commission's assessment is that Turkey has sufficiently fulfilled the Copenhagen political criteria
The other main message is the importance of taking due account of the interaction between the various aspects of structural reform and macroeconomic policies.
This is the main message to emerge from the Commission's first annual report on the situation in Hong Kong.
Is the main message of the Commission' s working document and of the report we have before us that there is a willingness to do something about the core problem?
That is our main message for the summit, because only then can people hope that we will provide the right answers.
Its main message was that organised civil society should participate in the processes- a point stressed in the new open method of coordination introduced at the Lisbon summit.