Examples of using Positive image in English and their translations into Finnish
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with a view to reinforcing a positive image;
in these difficult times it gives a positive image of Europe.
one of the many aims of this programme is to convey a positive image.
On the contrary, it projects a positive image with the aim of increasing tobacco consumption.
The University's position in the national university rankings provides persuasive evidence to its achievements, a positive image and a passion for excellence.
activities that convey a positive image of schools and educational strategies promoting creativity and the prerequisites of innovation.
In the Committee's view, this EU-funded programme gives the European public a positive image of the European Union.
that we must be the first to respect it and to project a positive image of it.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, it cannot be said often enough that the European Agency for Reconstruction has made a considerable contribution to the EU's positive image in the Balkans.
where they have been operated successfully, have probably done most to create a positive image of Union cohesion policy among its citizens.
Including the olive oil sector in the single farm payment scheme will enhance a positive image in terms of transparency,
According to experts, the positive image that was able to show
All this thanks to the cinema and the popular cartoon of the little mermaid Ariel especially firmly cemented in our minds a positive image.
the organisation was perfect, but this positive image was hijacked by the nazi regime in order to win recognition for the dictatorship.
He wanted to lower No Geun-seong's rating and gain a positive image by handling it like a gentleman.
WHEREAS public authorities need to contribute towards the positive image and promotion of Community aquaculture;
The Finns have a very positive image of Mexico as a country with a colourful history,
Educational materials in schools should actually promote a positive image of women enjoying equal rights with men.
The winemaking profession as practised in France has an extremely positive image, which is not necessarily the case for wines produced in other parts of the world.
Development cooperation has been part of the positive image which has also helped the Finnish private sector