Examples of using The plight in English and their translations into Finnish
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Wherever the plight of the people in this region requires it, we will be generous and give real proof of our solidarity with the weak.
We are concerned about the plight of the 100 million migrant workers who have moved from country to city and who have the most limited access to health and education.
However, as habitually happens, colleagues use the plight of mutilated girls and women to promote once again the abortion agenda by slipping in the mantra of'sexual and reproductive rights' in this report.
natural disasters, bomb strikes and the plight of refugees are also present.
But the plight of the Somali people continues, and the killing of civilians in that region, unfortunately, has now become a routine matter.
Mr President, the plight of the people of the Western Sahara will not be improved by the exporting of our own disastrous fisheries policies to their territory, under illegal occupation by Morocco.
in particular regarding the plight of the civilian population, refugees and displaced persons.
The plight of Iraq's population has highlighted the difficulty of dealing with a regime which is as ruthless as it is reckless.
Most importantly, the plight of the poor and the voiceless,
Human rights observers should be deployed to document the plight of innocent Palestinian citizens, who suffer daily disrupted lives,
start working on improving the plight of personal physical parameters.
These dire circumstances have brought into focus the plight of the Iraqi people and the problem of dealing with a regime which is as ruthless as it is reckless.
The plight of the Kashmiri people has been of concern to the international community for nearly 60 years.
When we consider the plight of the millions of citizens in Europe suffering in this severe winter,
Madam President, I am grateful to the colleagues who have found time this afternoon to debate the plight of these three men, Thongsouk Saysangkhi, Latsami Khamphoui and Feng Sakchittaphong.
The plight of the continent and the fight against global poverty are matters which the British Conservative Party feels very strongly about.
I am grateful to Mr Sjöstedt for drawing to our attention the plight of the Assyrian people he refers to, but I really cannot add anything further to my original response.
I am sure that there isn't one present European parliamentarian who does not understand the plight of these eighteen politicians.
I understand that he has further outlined the plight of the particular populations that he refers to.