Summary
just {adjective}
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just {adverb}
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English-Swedish translation for "justly"
"justly" Swedish translation
justly {adverb}
just {adjective}
Music, you know -- true music -- not just rock ' n ' roll -- it chooses you.
Our negotiators must fight hard for a fair and just framework as well as a free market.
Who will interpret this just principle and who will implement it?
I've had a shitty day so far, but I think it just got worse.
We need a proper debate on this and not just an urgency.
Our government will spare no effort to reach a just peace in the region ’.
We seek a just world order in which there may be a need for policing actions.
Our negotiators must fight hard for a fair and just framework as well as a free market.
He had scarcely received a just trial and had been sentenced on flimsy grounds.
We must re-design it in a way that will make it more socially just.
In view of this, Commissioner Monti's initiative has come at just the right time.
Yuck. ~~~ Don't get me wrong, I like fish and tomatoes, but this is just creepy.
Did I hear correctly just now that the Commission can accept Amendments 36 and 43?
I also agree that these texts have been brought out at just the right time.
Moreover, this was back in the Thatcher era, just to put it into context.
just {adj.} (also: honourable, honorable, honest, virtuous)
It is debatable just how much of ECOFIN's die-hard approach was totally justified, but perhaps we are now in a position to leave this...
just {adj.} (also: qualified, legitimate, lawful, true)
The United States of America is setting an odious example in what could be a just cause: that of the fight against terrorism.
this just before the vote on your report.
just {adj.} (also: well-earned)
just {adj.} (also: legitimate)
just {adverb}
I should like to express my annoyance at the fuss just made by Mrs Van der Laan.
As you know, the committee has just recently published a discussion document.
We have just heard how things are in Venezuela, where there is no dialogue.
I mentioned just now the general agreement on trade in services, for example.
What you just said is absolutely true: people want more engaged democracy.
The horse just has another nostril that's developed because of a riding accident.
Please allow me just to say two things that I think should be made very clear.
Just because it was invented in the United States does not mean it is all bad.
Finally, permit me just to say a few words about the report on the PEACE programme.
The second concern - which will take just a few moments - is the Community budget.
just {adv.} (also: really, literally, intrinsically, actually)
The idea is pure nonsense...... but it does make one wonder just...... what is control?
Just how dim do the governments of the Member States really think their own citizens are?
As the problems have been aired, let me draw your attention to just a few points.
I might just as well have repeated what I said here two years ago.
Just what do we think European law is for if we reward those who do nothing?
It is just about the only agreement that the WTO members managed to reach in Cancún.
Things that were thought impossible just a few years ago can actually be measured now.
So I'm actually just going to go in and launch Khoya, an interactive app for the iPad.
I just think that this is important in the light of the current debate.
Actually, I just sent it to a friend who's in publishing, so we'll see.
I do not think that what you said is in contradiction with what I just explained.
Solidarity is effective if one really tries to build a different, more just society.
Are we only aware of just how lucky we all are to have been born in Europe?
I just wanted to be sure that Question Time to the Council would actually take place.
It is about time we stood up and really started to act rather than just talk.
These are people who have just been visited by the Internet bookmobile in Uganda.
Within 12 hours, I was horribly sunburned, just like Richard Dreyfuss in the movie.
As I have just said with respect to the Middle East, cooperation is called for.
Just as he says, the price of coffee has fallen dramatically in recent years.
Just as Mr Macartney said, it is worth noting that the problems are not the same.
Mr President, you are just ten years old and already surfing the Internet.
Mr President, in my speech I will focus just on equality and equal pay in the EU countries.
Militarily, Russia controls just under half the Chechen territory, and is advancing systematically.
We debated and voted on this matter at second reading in committee just two weeks ago.
They numbered more than 104 000, and of these, just over 5 % received recognition as political refugees.
just {adv.} (also: barely)
It was widely reported in the British press that she only just survived the end of the meeting.
I am also against Amendment Nos 2 and 43 concerning payment of unemployment benefits, both of which only just scraped through in committee.
On balance – just – it is worse to reject it than to support it and for a Conservative that is a good enough reason to vote for it.
just be saved.
just {adv.} (also: barely)
Now that you have just emerged from your former prison, do not rush to enter a new one.
We only just avoided the establishment of the system of sanctions some people wanted.
That just about covers the cost of two tents and a hot-water bottle.
To that extent I find the compromise just about acceptable.
We will be in a position to judge just as soon as the Commission presents its reform programme.
The discussions that have just begun show, too, that we are fundamentally in complete agreement with this.
In just a moment you see the effects of your operating figures.
Neither can we expect immediately, so to speak, an easy outcome of the reforms, which are sometimes just institutional hot air.
just {adv.} (also: quite, downright)
Members who have just returned from Palestine say that the situation there is absolutely appalling.
Compare these sums, Commissioner, with those you have just mentioned, which are totally inadequate.
As exemplified by what has just been said, however, I must say that these comments are totally erroneous.
The discussions that have just begun show, too, that we are fundamentally in complete agreement with this.
I echo what Mr Tsatsos has just said about working with national parliaments.
The stalling of the talks in Seattle gives us an opportunity to do just that.
As I have just said with respect to the Middle East, cooperation is called for.
Well, I think the Dixie Chicks would like you to know that I just got promoted.
It nevertheless seems to me that Denmark has just given us a lesson in democracy.
As you know, the committee has just recently published a discussion document.
Mr Schulz impugned all the members of my group when he attacked Mr Berthu just now.
I have just compared the results of these competitions, when recruitment began.
This happened just recently, in the case of Kosovo, and Yugoslavia more generally.
Not only that, but this is a very high-performance unit, which has just been modernized.
This has already been proved unsuccessful and not just in post-Communist states.
She said, "It was a big hurdle just to get farmers to touch underneath the vulva.
However, funding for the Youth programme is not just critical, it is paramount.
It is a question of abolishing public intervention, and not just of reforming it.
So do you have any other skills...... or do you just break people out of prisons?
Should we try to solve all the issues, or should we just take one step at a time?
Moreover, it would not be advisable to refer specifically to just certain sectors.
The risk remains that enlargement will be restricted to just a few countries.
This was the opinion of the Committee on Fisheries, with just one vote against.
It is not enough just to follow the principles of the United Nations ' Charter.
just {adv.} (also: plain, simply)
The horse just has another nostril that's developed because of a riding accident.
Please allow me just to say two things that I think should be made very clear.
So we have discovered that dinosaur DNA, and all DNA, just breaks down too fast.
So the traditional ways of separating materials just simply don't work for plastics.
And they said, "We don't know, but it's just rituals that give us meaning."
I should like to express my annoyance at the fuss just made by Mrs Van der Laan.
Until a particular mother, whose child had just turned two, died of this disease.
Has Mr Turmes just proposed to vote in favour of the urgent procedure or against?
I am therefore repeating the request that our colleague, Mr Poos, has just made.
She demonstrated her support yet again just now in her speech to this House.
just {adv.} (also: now)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "justly":
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "justly" in Swedish
Furthermore, we should launch a massive movement of positive solidarity towards Morgan Tsvangirai, who is being unjustly and seriously persecuted in his country.
We welcome the launch of a debate on the best way to integrate our migration controls, closing the door to illegal migration while protecting those who justly flee oppression.
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