Examples of using Has underlined in English and their translations into Italian
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On that occasion, Nikolic has underlined that Serbia cannot renounce on the old friendships with Cuba and Russia.
The Council has underlined that this represents the major share of international contributions reported by the UN(OCHA) which amount to 115 MEUROS so far.
As the rapporteur has underlined, the Commission has actively encouraged the development of new library services, particularly within the
the Commission has underlined the Union's determination to contribute to this process.
Thirdly, this dispute has underlined the importance of and the need for a clearer,
The international community has underlined its commitment to the principle that human rights are vested equally in people with disabilities.
It is important, in other words, that proper provisions are adopted, as the European Parliament has underlined in the compromises proposed in its amendments.
The crisis has underlined the extent of interdependence in the European and global economies.
It has underlined the concern of Parliament
The economic performance of the EU economy in 2003 has underlined the need to pursue the Lisbon strategy with more vigour.
indeed, has underlined, that the end of the collaboration with IAME,
Fuele has underlined that the progress in the Belgrade-Pristina dialog proves that the EU is able to inspire
Dacic has underlined the cooperation of the member-states in the battle against trans-national threats, such as the human trafficking,
In its Communication"A Budget for Europe 2020" of 29 June 2011 the Commission has underlined its commitment to simplifying Union funding.
interdependence which the crisis has underlined still further.
27 April 2006 the European Parliament has underlined the international dimension of audiovisual services
The High Level Task Force on skills and mobility4 has underlined the need to remove barriers to geographical mobility
the Commission has underlined the high priority it assigns to the construction of modern infrastructure networks over the period concerned 1989/93.
By this decision the Commission has underlined its continuing commitment to the aid policy laid down in the Sixth and Seventh Directives on Aid to Shipbuilding,
The economic and financial crisis has underlined the need for a policy that invests in the competitiveness of all regions as well as continuing to support development in those lagging behind.
