Examples of using To underscore in English and their translations into Finnish
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I would also like to underscore the profound need for additional investment,
everything entailed in building a state and- to underscore a point made, I think,
on behalf of the Legal Affairs Committee we wanted to welcome this proposal and to underscore what it brings in terms of legal certainty,
I would also like to underscore what Mrs Harkin has said,
To underscore the importance the SG/HR attaches to relations with the European Parliament
To underscore this need, the Commission published Recommendation No 207/425/EC of 13 July 2007,
I believe that the most important thing, however, is to underscore that every business must find its own way of manifesting its social responsibility,
I would therefore like to underscore the call made by the president of my group,
urgently we must use urgent terminology; soil at risk must be indicated with a negative term to underscore the seriousness of the situation.
To underscore the longer-term nature of the reference value for monetary growth as a benchmark for the assessment of monetary developments, the Governing Council also decided to no longer conduct a review of the reference value on an annual basis.
I would also like to underscore how important the Convention
That is to underscore the importance of full respect for the codecision process between Council and Parliament, to emphasise that any political agreement on outstanding
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Our only option is to underscore our opposition to the plans that are being promoted.
And firefighters did serve to underscore a mainstay of the job. However, the death of those heroic officers.
More generally, the Committee also wishes to underscore two basic ideas, already expressed in its earlier opinion on this question.
I want to underscore this clearly: a strong second pillar should be maintained,