Traducción Inglés-Español para "outspoken"

outspoken {adj.}

to outspeak [outspoke|outspoken] {vb}

Indeed, I wish they had been outspoken at all...

We have always been outspoken about condemning nuclear tests.

The Nicholson report is outspoken about this destabilisation strategy.

I congratulate a Member of Parliament for being so outspoken on behalf of his region.

In addition, the European consumer has become more critical and outspoken over the past decades.

It is to be feared that we are less outspoken and firm in acting against discrimination than we were earlier.

Over the last year, Parliament has been an extremely active and outspoken participant in this debate.

I have to say that I would have wished that Islamist leaders had been more outspoken in their condemnation of such attacks.

As the Commissioner has just said, we have to be outspoken and condemn wrongdoings or there is no point in observing.

I should like to point out that the European Council has rarely been so outspoken over the past few weeks as it was in that context.

There is an obvious reason why the Amsterdam Treaty does not go as far as the most outspoken federalists in the EU had hoped.

If we are to have that, we must be outspoken in our criticism of the weapons industry and of the armed forces that use these weapons.

Europe must be an independent, critical, yet outspoken, partner of a multilaterally trading United States.

I voted against this report mainly because of its outspoken demands for the Union to raise 'own resources '.

I am very much at one with a number of Members, of whom Mr Watson was the first and most outspoken, who state that the European Union is not a religious community.

We must be even more forceful, more outspoken and more strategic in protecting intellectual property against the Chinese, and we must do that as quickly as possible.

For many years he was a Communist apparatchik, a friend of Mr Kádár, the dictator in Hungary, and an outspoken opponent of the values that we hold dear in the West.

Mr President, I would like to thank the rapporteurs of all the reports, and in particular Mr Elles for his outspoken and unbiassed report.

Europe has not run aground as a result of the outspoken, proper and well-founded distrust of the voting public in the Netherlands and in France, but rather because of the reasons that underpin it.