Примери за използване на Mr johnson said на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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After the debate, Mr Johnson said.
Mr Johnson said afterwards that the“Brexit dream is dying”.
I want everyone to know there are no circumstances under which I would ask Brussels for a delay,' Mr Johnson said.
Mr Johnson said with“creativity and energy”, a way forward could be found.
After years of bitter wrangling since the 2016 referendum, Mr Johnson said his job was now to“bring this country together”.
Mr Johnson said that"with energy and creativity we can find a way forward".
I'm glad that there is a recognition that there is only one way to get Brexit done andthat is to vote for the Conservatives,” Mr Johnson said.
But Mr Johnson said the US must open up its markets if a post-Brexit trade deal is to be agreed.
The backstop is going to be removed I very much hope, I insist,because that's the only way to get a deal," Mr Johnson said during a broadcast on Facebook.
Mr Johnson said he did not want an election, but progress with the EU would be“impossible” if the MPs win.
When he asked how many Russian oligarchs donate to the Conservative Party, Mr Johnson said:“All donations to the Conservative Party are properly vetted, properly publicised.
Mr Johnson said the move was necessary so the Government's legislative plans can be set out in a Queen's Speech on 14 October.
Despite widespread criticisms from his fellow Conservatives that he cannot be trusted, Mr Johnson said anyone questioning his character was"talking absolute nonsense".
Standing beside Mr Macron, Mr Johnson said he had been"powerfully encouraged" by his conversations with Mrs Merkel in Berlin on Wednesday.
All the evidence I have seen suggests this was the Assad regime… using illegal weapons on their own people," Mr Johnson said as he arrived for the aid conference.
In his remarks, Mr Johnson said business helped fund the nation's number one priority by“creating the wealth that actually pays for the NHS”.
We have to accept, be realistic about the electrified rail, the live wire of American extraterritoriality andhow that can serve as a deterrent to businesses,” Mr Johnson said.
Mr Johnson said he would be able to persuade Brussels to resolve the Irish border issue- a key sticking point- despite repeated warnings from EU leaders that that was impossible.
There will be ample time on both sides of that crucial October 17 summit, ample time in Parliament for MPs to debate the EU, to debate Brexit, andall the other issues,” Mr Johnson said.
Speaking shortly after, Mr Johnson said the results thus far showed that“this one-nation Conservative government has been given a powerful mandate to get Brexit done.”.
On the digital services tax, I do think we need to look at the operation of the big digital companies and the huge revenues they have in this country andthe amount of tax that they pay," Mr Johnson said late on Tuesday.
Mr Johnson said the UK wanted to get to net zero and said"we think we have got to do it", pointing to Britain's role as a leader in the industrial revolution.
If the rebels succeeded in their aims, Mr Johnson said it would force him to go to Brussels to beg for another pointless delay to Brexit and he would never do that.
Mr Johnson said he would be able to persuade Brussels to resolve the Irish border issue- a key sticking point- despite repeated warnings from EU leaders that that was impossible.
Offering an example of an American trade restriction, Mr Johnson said:“Melton Mowbray pork pies, which are sold in Thailand and in Iceland, are currently unable to enter the US market because of, I don't know, some sort of food and drug administration restriction.”.
Mr Johnson said the deal had put restrictions on Iran's nuclear programme and“now that these handcuffs are in place, I see no possible advantage in casting them aside”.
Pressed on the possibility of Russian interference in the UK democratic process, Mr Johnson said:"There is no evidence for that and I think that you have got to be very careful before you simply cast aspersions on everybody who comes from a certain country just because of their nationality.".
Mr Johnson said:“I want to be clear to you, Emmanuel, to the French people, that of course I want a deal and I think that we can get a deal and a good deal.
Announcing his decision on Monday, Mr Johnson said the UK already had the lowest rate of corporation tax of“any major economy”, the Conservatives having reduced it from 28% since 2010.
Mr Johnson said:“We are ready to consider an agreement on fisheries, but it must reflect the fact that the UK will be an independent coastal state at the end of this year 2020, controlling our own waters.