Examples of using The assertion in English and their translations into Finnish
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report has managed to get across: the solution to the crisis is the assertion of the Union's status as a global player.
One of the greatest successes of our European vision over the past 50 years has been the assertion of democracy and freedom all over Europe.
The assertion that web sites and individual computer systems
The assertion of the illegality of the unannounced
extent of the phenomenon, we have no authority to make the assertion contained in paragraph 6 of the report, which states that serious
Because of the allegations of endangerment of minors by defects in the disabled device and the assertion of the illegality of the player being kicked out Katie's was,
Thirdly, the assertion that the European Central Bank's cutting of interest rates
This obviously sustains the assertion that trenbolone is very anabolic as by binding to the androgen receptor a substance has the ability to turn on the anabolic mechanisms that depend on the androgen receptor,
The assertion is not made any more credible by the fact that it is repeated,
Asylum Policy or the assertion that the EU has insufficient funds to deal with future challenges.
we do not accept the assertion that deregulation would damage the quality of care.
It might almost be thought that your success contradicts the assertion that we need a Constitutional Treaty to enable us to act,
I also want to support the amendments made by my colleagues in the GUE/NGL Group, particularly the assertion that the promotion of an unbridled free market has led to excess consumption,
based on international cooperation, I cannot support the assertion that'exchange rate policy can be effective when it is supported by a coordinated economic
However, it does not deliver legal certainty and the Chairman of the Article 29 Working Party has contested the assertion by the Commission that EU data protection authorities may not find it necessary to take enforcement actions- that is for breaches of the Data Protection Directive- against airlines complying with the US requirements.
then it follows that no restrictions must be placed upon them, and that- rather than the assertion that such a thing is no more than a bureaucratic imposition- must be the guiding principle of the handbook.
leads to political convergence) and strengthening the assertion of their inherent values.
It is thus apparent that the only element of opacity found in the contested decision consists in the assertion, at recital 80(and at the corresponding recitals for the other large countries),
Examination of the applications lodged by FIAMM and Fedon before the Court of First Instance reveals, first of all, that the assertion relating to the possible direct effect of the DSB's decision of 25 September 1997 does not appear at all in the section of those applications intended to establish that an infringement of the WTO agreements by the Community exists or can be relied upon.
and contrary to the assertion in the application that only the applicants and the VHI are subject to the RES,