Übersetzung für "Strikt ablehnen" in Englisch

Indeed, I think seven Member States will be strongly opposed to them.

We must absolutely reject that.

The people in Europe strictly reject a religion that requires the shedding of blood for the justification of sinners.

They respond to a demand from consumers, and especially tourists, who are hostile to genetically modified organisms, eager for healthy, diversified, quality food products, and concerned about respect for the environment.

We must remember, however, that the less developed countries are strongly opposed to the discussion of so-called standards of employment in the WTO.

However, we must clearly recognise the historic responsibility of NATO in what major power it legitimises as a consequence of the agreement concluded for the missile defence programme, and what it will firmly oppose, true to our common European values.

We have indeed noted with satisfaction that the Commission has not included in its presentation - although this is what it originally wanted - formulations which would provide possibilities for future simplifications of existing standards to be carried out through the committee procedure, of which clearly we strongly disapprove because of the closed and undemocratic nature of committees.

This House must distance itself immediately and directly from the Human Rights Council and absolutely refuse any dialogue with this bunch of villains.

The system which means that Members are able to stuff money into their own pockets can therefore continue. We are strongly opposed to that.

In order to achieve these objectives, there are also, for example, proposals to have uniform definitions of crimes, to permit advanced technical surveillance, such as via satellite or bugging, to recognize the role of the Court of Justice and to consider establishing a European prosecution service, which we strongly oppose.

However, we cannot support the rapporteur's Amendment 3. Our grounds for this are that we strongly distance ourselves from all forms of registration and processing of data on racial and ethnic origin.

What this means, where France, for example, is concerned, is another step closer to the privatisation of Électricité and Gaz de France, a process that we reject entirely.

Furthermore, we must clearly define what we mean by ‘sexual and reproductive health,’ to ensure that the meaning underlying this reasonable concern is not distorted and transformed into a byword for developing international programmes to promote abortion, which I would have to reject outright.

But that does not mean that Western entities should reject outright any opportunity for cooperation with Chinese entities and individuals.

And the emergence of new threats has made some governments, most notably Saudi Arabia’s, staunchly opposed to change.

As rapporteur, I would therefore firmly reject the suggestion that it be referred back to the committee.

And it matters to countries that are firmly opposed to nuclear power, as many of them have neighbors with nuclear-power plants.

Many are firmly opposed to debt cancellation because of that well-known phenomenon, moral hazard: the risk of a debtor country deliberately accepting an insolvency procedure in order to reduce its debts.

However, the Dublin procedure recast has stalled, as several member states strictly refuse the planned corrective mechanism for a fair sharing of responsibility.

Latest against this background it should become understandable, why the initiators of the march are strictly against a military intervention in the north.

Considerable damage has been done to the sector’s economy by the recent disinformation campaign conducted by certain animal rights groups which are trying to put an end to circuses with animals.