Examples of using From the outset in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Because from the outset, these harmonised procedures will help the authorities to identify bogus applications more easily
I must say from the outset that I agree with the positive assessment of many elements of the new treaty.
It is very important to say, from the outset, what Parliament can
As far as the Socialist Group in the European Parliament was concerned, it was clear from the outset that the Commission proposal did not go far enough.
From the outset we knew that we wanted to create an evolution, not a revolution.
He was not fundamentally critical of the European Union from the outset, but located its democratic deficits primarily in the influence
From the outset, the CCR focused on four main elements(Picture 1).
From the outset, it was clear that the establishment of new structures
All he would wanted to do, from the outset, was be in a band.
From the outset, Mr Garriga Polledo and I wanted to deliver a report
A typical alcoholic-degenerate was thus believed to be imprinted with mental degeneration from the outset, and was also partly responsible for the poisoning
From the outset, Poland was in favour of appointing strong
However, there's one problem that was also evident from the outset- the unfortunate“trusted setup.”.
From the outset the university was committed to undertaking research as well as teaching,
From the outset of our work as the EWG,
We knew from the outset that the composition of the European Parliament would not merely be a question of mathematics.
It must be established from the outset that all of us in Europe need a functioning agricultural sector,
(FR) I have supported this report from the outset, especially in terms of enlarging the scope of intervention to all EU Member States.
It includes from the outset that we want to work with the IMF,
In contrast to the original Mini, the new model was available in Cooper guise from the outset.