Examples of using More decisive in English and their translations into Finnish
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I would therefore have liked to have heard the Austrian Presidency say something more decisive, more ambitious
But more decisive action is still needed in this field, we urge the government to fully implement the National Anti Corruption Plan.
It is so crucial to people's confidence in the EU system that more decisive action be taken on corruption and fraud.
This will facilitate quicker and more decisive eu actions,
There is, however, a second, and in my view, more decisive reason why citizens are put off
Thirdly, are more decisive measures to reduce unemployment permanently not the most tried and tested means of guaranteeing price stability?
so 2005 will be all the more decisive for the United Nations.
I am not very happy: I would have preferred our 15 heads of government to have been more effective, more decisive, more energetic and more courageous.
With the Lisbon Treaty now in place, the European response to drugs can be stronger and more decisive.
the Treaty of Lisbon urges us to adopt an even stronger and more decisive stance in favour of the European Union.
especially by means of more decisive guidance, multidisciplinary support
also to urge a more decisive effort to combat brain diseases.
The Commission therefore moved forward with the excessive deficit procedure with the aim of urging France and Germany to take more decisive measures in order to correct their deficits at least by 2005.
In 2001, the Commission decided that at this advanced stage of the enlargement process, more decisive action was needed, building on the various ongoing activities.
might give the impression that the relevant authorities are reluctant to take more decisive action.
We hope that the Vienna European Council is more decisive and takes into account the experiences of France
displayed by the Union, even if many of us believe that more decisive action could have been and should have been taken.
despite preferring the report to have been more decisive and complete on some points, such as the expansion of the Union
Greater visibility and more decisive action on the part of the European Union with regard to longstanding conflicts,