Examples of using We rejected in English and their translations into Finnish
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We rejected it, but now some politicians will open the door that can destroy the EU.
We rejected the Italian Republic's initiative on‘European charters',
at first reading, we rejected this derogation, although we accepted the 1 PPM.
We rejected that idea because we believe- and this is not an affront to Austria,
We rejected the report and we maintain that the public service ethos of rail services should not be altered.
why we rejected the eight hour clause.
However, it would be an insult to the people of Montenegro if we rejected this urgency today.
In six months' time the people of Europe will not know who the individual Commissioners that we rejected were.
We rejected tougher measures being applied to EU firms but not affecting firms from third-countries, because this would lead to European firms suffering from distortions of competition.
Having failed to achieve them through the content, because we rejected all his amendments by a large majority in committee,
We rejected all of the amendments which sought to reduce the already very limited range of measures that have been proposed
Monetary Affairs has considered how we should continue to work on this directive after we rejected the Commission proposal in the last plenary by a considerable majority.
I would like to thank the Greens for tabling an amendment which we rejected by a very large majority
there has been an offer on the table which we rejected, an Iraqi offer of last April.
Monetary Affairs was clear: we rejected the proposal by a crushing majority and the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs therefore proposes rejection of the Commission proposal.
We rejected this very firmly, because no one was able
attainable and realistic, but we rejected every generalisation that does not improve
which was why when we rejected it in Parliament they could not reinstate it.
great a crisis we were in, and if, six months ago, we rejected the results of the Presidency by a two-thirds' majority,
However, we rejected the amendments which, on the pretext of maintaining balanced competition, bow to pressure from the lobbies- primarily the airline lobbies-