Examples of using Clear language in English and their translations into Swedish
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we will have a Parliament that, with courage and more guts, speaks a clear language during the restructuring of the financial market.
because one would want him to defend the case of the euro in clear language in Paris.
there is also something for this House to do- not only speaking clear language in this resolution, but also by delivering on that language in the years to come.
policy messages or suggestions in clear language(written and verbal).
the use of clear language, and a sense of fervency helped to allay somewhat the theological controversies of that time
use the same clear language as CCOO in Spain,
must make that demand, and in very, very clear language.
especially for the clear language which you, Madam President-in-Office,
the figures from Europol speak a clear language: terrorism is still there,
In her afternoon talk at the Main Library, Lingsoft's Director of Customer Experience Maria Leinonen will be exploring how clear language combined with multilingual and multi-channel communications make digital services accessible to everyone,
I defended you because I have always valued your clear language- I think it important that you should find equally clear
Similarly, if framework documents were written in clearer language most SMEs would find it easier to utilise the various development tools available under these programmes.
These figures speak a clearer language than many words, and would alone constitute a sufficient recommendation.
hopes nevertheless that future Communications in this field can be presented in a simpler, clearer language.
is expressed in clearer language.
We have new, much clearer language on the state's duty to end violence against women,
needs to find clearer languages through which communication exchanges might become more effective.
We must speak to Russia in clear language.
We need clear language here and should not simply talk about slip-ups.
Why did the Council introduce some modifications which made clear language ambiguous?