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Traducción Inglés-Sueco para "that"
"that" en sueco
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It is regrettable that we had such an incomplete proposal on such a major issue.
I think it is very important that the reports should be as accurate as possible.
I would only suggest to my colleagues that they should not be so over-sensitive.
The countries on the left have a form at the DMV that looks something like this.
We believe that it is not appropriate to discuss that very late in the evening.
That shows what priority the European Union gives to such an important project.
Move the axis only far enough that the two object representations do not overlap.
I believe this question is so serious that it requires some special action.
I am glad that Parliament is finally taking a decision on such an important subject.
In Israel, the level of sustained assault was such that a powerful response was necessary.
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I can testify to that myself, having been at various times to the Canary Islands.
Whereas in India, you cannot do that, because you have to listen to the public.
That requires correction in so far as the request was also made by Parliament.
This is very inconvenient because all my documents for work are in that trunk.
That is a better solution, because our fisheries colleagues will not have to wait.
That has been done in the area of inflation and with regard to budget deficits.
It must be informed that this article is being applied, when, and in what form.
I hope that the matter will be brought to a close under this British Presidency.
Now that we have achieved this, there are some on our side who say 'no thanks '.
Is he happy that we are moving in the right direction in terms of implementation?
The countries on the left have a form at the DMV that looks something like this.
I think it is very important that the reports should be as accurate as possible.
It allows us to protect ourselves from a currency market that is now in turmoil.
We have some tortuous language as a result of the compromise that has been made.
Where, then, can we achieve real compromises that make real law-making possible?
Secondly, we also feel that it is essential that the Kyoto Protocol be ratified.
I think that it is necessary to see that wages depend on collective negotiation.
I realise that this is enormous and that the figure is perhaps rather arbitrary.
I do not think that there is any place for that sort of over dramatisation here.
That is why my party says that we should trust the people and have a referendum.
We have established that there is an increasing number of multiple applications.
It is regrettable that we had such an incomplete proposal on such a major issue.
My group and I do not feel that we are talking about 1st and 2nd class families.
There is no doubt that the regime in Baghdad is a dictatorship based on terror.
Having said this, I would remind you that this was a question and answer session.
I will add another drop of water so that you do not open the champagne too soon.
Can you confirm that the Commissioner will be with us today to make a statement?
Mr Alavanos, I am sorry that the text is not available in all language versions.
That is why I am very much in favour of the best available technology being used.
Alongside Piet Dankert we have been working to try to make sure that takes place.
It is obvious that some form of regional economic cooperation will then emerge.
Even at that rate, by 2100 average GDP per capita in the world will be $200,000.
This ensures that only these rows are selected and only these are then deleted.
Through that the States have the opportunity to retain their national legislation.
But that being the case, a few warnings are in order for the relevant sectors.
Mr President, I shall draw to a close so that you do not have to ask me to stop.
I just want to rehearse the arguments again so that we are all absolutely clear.
It would be good if these issues were clarified so that the debate could move on.
I do not think that what you said is in contradiction with what I just explained.
Plant your fires at night beside the standards, that all may light their torches!
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It allows us to protect ourselves from a currency market that is now in turmoil.
The first task will be to clarify the aim of the strategy that we are to pursue.
I do not think that there is any place for that sort of over dramatisation here.
We have some tortuous language as a result of the compromise that has been made.
I am proud that the European Commission’ s assistance has had a tangible impact.
Secondly, we also feel that it is essential that the Kyoto Protocol be ratified.
I realise that this is enormous and that the figure is perhaps rather arbitrary.
We have established that there is an increasing number of multiple applications.
I think it is very important that the reports should be as accurate as possible.
No institution can be without criticism, without constructive criticism that is.
I say that because of what the Council’ s attitude has always been towards this.
DAPHNE I had a budget of EUR 20 million, but that turned out to be insufficient.
That is an important risk and we must draw our attention to that in future work.
That obviously does not mean, though, that there are no projects in this sector.
Mr Lomas, now that I have explained that point, you have a maximum of 60 seconds.
I think that it is necessary to see that wages depend on collective negotiation.
I would only suggest to my colleagues that they should not be so over-sensitive.
I believe that we are all agreed on the first principles, the general principles.
That is why I think it is right that we should take stronger economic sanctions.
The first issue is that of religious minorities, the second is that of prisoners.
CA: But just to clarify, the 25 billion dollars is gross, right? ~~~ That's gross?
This isn't one of those rare diseases that we don't have the solution for.
And so those coals that kept falling off the edge, we kept having to put them back up.
The store owned one of those machines that can print on plates of sugar.
All well and good, but these environmental indicators are not all that precise.
(Laughter) But it is that social thing that I guess attracted Michael Crichton.
He also said that if he were here with me... he wouldn't be concerned with TV.
And if you look in that red oval, that shadow was not supposed to be there.
As he talked to the residents in that community center, he talked about two concepts.
I mean, it could almost be rather like that scene from the film "Airplane."
I say that because of what the Council’ s attitude has always been towards this.
I hope that all of us have learned this lesson from the events of the last year.
That trend has to be reversed, and I think that these proposals are a good start.
Mr Lomas, now that I have explained that point, you have a maximum of 60 seconds.
It must be informed that this article is being applied, when, and in what form.
That is why I regret that I am not able to congratulate this Member on his work.
Yet it remains an absolute disgrace that this man has not yet been brought to justice.
I must highlight here today the peculiar situation that this man is in.
That High Representative must work with the other institutions, the Commission and Parliament.
When providing that information, the supplier must have due regard for the protection of minors.
That trend has to be reversed, and I think that these proposals are a good start.
I am certain that all these issues will be resolved in the medium or long term.
Indeed, everyone has now realised that this primarily means the applicant states.
The United States calculated that these measures were worth 97.2 million dollars.
I am pleased to say that my colleague Mrs Estrela’ s report is along these lines.
But this goes back to that theme about your imagination creating a reality.
You know, that's in my head, testicles are on my chin, thoughts are bouncing around.
Like I just said, your father wrote that note, but he wrote it 600 years ago.
To a certain extent, it is the human condition that is at stake in that great country.
Go. (Chatter) JH: My question to you is, who's in charge of that classroom?
Yet the harmonisation of exchange and interest rate policies will prevent that.
All love affairs are dangerous, Mrs Flemming, that is why they are so wonderful!
That would give them the best sort of assistance in the months and years ahead.
We must convince them that putting off those reforms would prove more expensive.
Many of the improvements are due to him and the people working in that sector.
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I have to tell you that it will not be possible to provide extraordinary emergency help for families in the damaged regions.
It is plain that, in exchanging MEP Bertel Haarder for Mr Haarder the Minister, we did not get a particularly good deal.
Ms Morgan asked me a clear-cut question: is there something specific in this annual report that should make Parliament not grant discharge?
Madam President, the term ‘ sophisticated alternative investment vehicles ’ is such a sophisticated phrase that I shall replace it with the
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It is not a question of any particular country: the entire Ecofin system is, at present, heading in that direction.
I mean, there's so much work to be done, and he can't afford to lose that time.
That is the reason why unfortunately there is not that much to report as yet.
Thank you, Mr President-in-Office, for that very detailed and informative reply.
Then there are other things that don't cost much and achieve absolutely nothing.
I believe that we must protect people as much as possible from the dangers of drugs.
And to stave off this danger, it is forced to be that much less transparent.
My group believes that we should in fact do this as often as we possibly can.
We know it was that big because of the impact it had and the crater it left.
That is why these measures to combat money laundering are so very important.
It is to be hoped that it will be given the most extensive consideration possible.
So the main message, as far as I can see, is that the Commission should keep going.
As far as I know, no committee of this House as yet has brought that to the floor.
We shall naturally support it in this, so far as that is within our power.
I understand that the matter is currently before the College of Quaestors.
I understand that matter is already being taken care of by the services.
I say that because of what the Council’ s attitude has always been towards this.
That, at least, is what we hope and what we wanted to express through our vote.
This is exactly what I told Parliament - that we would like to see this change.
I therefore feel that it is for the Presidency to clarify the sequence of events.
When I came home off that elephant, do you know what the most amazing part was?
That is something that is, in fact, very well demonstrated in Mr Brok’ s report.
At heart, it is political decisions that govern the impact of globalisation.
That is how we always describe it in the insider circle which meets here tonight.
Moreover, solutions are sometimes put forward that only make matters worse, in fact.
Cows and sheep that normally only eat vegetable feed are turned into cannibals.
Community resources that have been wrongly paid out must be put back into the EU coffers.
And there are some examples of projects that have deliberately tried to mimic ecosystems.
However, there is an amendment that the Council rightly rejected.
It may be that you do not need to regulate in certain matters or on certain subjects.
In that discussion, the same people employing the same argument tried to delay the work.
There were five recommendations that were not taken into consideration at all.
What action is the Commission taking to prevent bottlenecks that are emerging?
I would ask the Commission what assurances it can give that this is not happening.
Could the Commissioner tell us which four Member States are not in that situation?
I therefore hope that you will support our amendments which refer to these points.
It must be informed that this article is being applied, when, and in what form.
That shows what priority the European Union gives to such an important project.
America was founded on the principle that the free are governed by laws, not men.
Now if I asked you to predict one more letter, what do you think that would be?
I believe that is exactly where the basis of the Commission's legitimacy lies.
There are also all the issues relating to the rule of law that you have mentioned.
The rapporteur himself criticised this very firmly and I would thank him for that.
Let us hope that others will join her in the future, as is natural in a democracy.
Another problem with the directive is the way that it deals with second-hand goods.
We may regret that, and it has indeed been regretted, as we do in our resolution.
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