Examples of using Vexed in English and their translations into Finnish
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Finally, on the all-important Article 6 of the Paasilinna report and the vexed Amendment No 33, which Mrs Niebler spoke about earlier,
The scope is a vexed issue because we have other existing instruments under discussion which,
For that righteous man dwelling among them, in seeing and hearing, vexed his righteous soul from day to day with their unlawful deeds;
also the most vexed problem, exaggerating the line can not be talked about,
You enjoy the occasional meal with Oren and you exchange Christmas cards, but the reason you're vexed is the notion that the thinnest tendril of shared DNA makes his extramarital gymnastics your responsibility.
because I knew at the beginning of the year that it was a vexed and controversial one.
this is a very vexed issue in my own country.
I am still receiving quite a lot of vexed representation in this area.
I have spent a considerable amount of time- perhaps the Commissioner could comment on this- on the vexed question of harm to the network and the likelihood of harm to the network.
as we are finally going to deal with this vexed question and this anomaly in the internal market.
the number of Commissioners and the vexed issue of flexibility.
I would like to compliment my colleague, Malcolm Harbour, for thrashing out a compromise text with the Council over this vexed issue known as Amendment 138.
I can well understand why Commissioner Verheugen is somewhat vexed by the fact that candidate countries are being toured in the name of the Council
and extremely vexed frankly, to see that in the run-up to this debate, the media twisted
Finally, on the vexed question of Amendment No 34, where Mrs Dybkjær
which brings us closer to finally resolving the vexed question of the use of the Internet to breach intellectual property rights.
because I was extremely vexed by the way in which a position we adopted last time in the plenary about the Working Hours Directive was handled; this was immediately
with provision for a full review before 2014 including on the vexed question of the use of a'population vs. citizen' statistical basis for assessing the MEP allocation in Member States.
You no vex me, you stoosh ginnygog.
The question both vexes and excites me.