Examples of using Second reason in English and their translations into Finnish
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That's the second reason I granted the interview.
All right then. Here's the second reason.
I heard that handsome kid saying in the boat, The second reason I laugh, those guns are fake.
A second reason to explain this requirement is that the efforts that the Greeks are going to make- must make,
The second reason is… I knew where she is and how she's doing now. I just wish.
The second reason is that, in the case in point, the values of the European Union that we, as Members of the European Parliament,
There is a second reason, too, which is the necessity- already mentioned by some fellow Members- of doing business regarding the large quantities of oil and gas in that region.
The second reason for aiming at low positive inflation is that inflation statistics may be subject to a positive measurement error.
There is also a second reason why we wanted today's debate,
Why tonight is so special for me. And now, to finish, I wanted to tell you the second reason.
The second reason is lack of competition,
And now, to finish, I wanted to tell you the second reason why tonight is so special for me.
The second reason could be the increasing competition in the Internet market,
The second reason he refers to is the stability
My second reason is that I believe the House is also adopting a positive stance in support of the intense multilateral diplomatic effort led by the government of the Kingdom of Spain.
and this is the second reason for our vote against this proposal.
The second reason is the confirmation of the fact that Mr Öçalan has been condemned to death by the Turkish Supreme Court of Appeal and the fact that some of our colleagues now fear for Mr Öçalan' s life.
The second reason I undertook this is because I'm concerned about the rise of fundamentalism,
Our second reason for revising the legislation in this area is the fact that clarification of the norms is essential for the success of our undertaking to modernise competition policy,
The second reason is what I would call broadening our European awareness: