Examples of using Very precisely in English and their translations into Finnish
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In my view, this interim phase must be defined very precisely, and the Commission should submit specific proposals to deal with it, setting out detailed arrangements
Mr President, the Committee on Legal Affairs has thought very precisely about what it is doing.
amount of detector in order to be able to map the path of these particles very precisely.
states very precisely the prior conditions
This recommendation should not be invoked without explaining very precisely the interpretation which is being given to it as it could be interpreted as granting collective rights to minorities or territorial autonomy based on ethnic criteria.
corresponds very precisely to the spirit of the amendment I had tabled myself
who led the parliamentary delegation very circumspectly and very precisely, and also our committee Chairman,
We would therefore ask that the title of the debate be very precisely worded so that, specifically, we obtain a statement from the Commission on immediate measures on the part of the European Union to support Italy and other affected EU countries in dealing with the influx of refugees.
because the possibility of limiting payments to eight weeks has been very precisely formulated.
In the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs we defined"reasonable adjustment" very precisely in Article 2(4),
a new protocol stipulating very precisely how the Council should supervise the Commission during the WTO negotiations to ensure that it does not deviate from the common position.
To answer this question very precisely, I do not believe that we will be in a position where the negotiations on accession have been concluded, but the European Union is not ready for enlargement because the institutional issues have not been resolved.
so our unanimous request to the Council must be put very precisely: send us the relevant documents!
Therefore, we certainly have to clarify very precisely, in view of the Treaty of Lisbon
it does not solve a single one of the problems that engage the attention of Europeans and that you described very precisely.
are very precisely defined.
I would think he plans everything very precisely.
We were supposed to very precisely take out our target.
The negotiations are very precisely attuned to the acquis and to nothing else.
Mrs Jöns has made the point very precisely and I would support all her arguments.