Примери за използване на Mrs may said на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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In her first TV interview of the year, Mrs May said.
Mrs May said"no UK prime minister could ever agree" to this.
We send our deepest condolences to the American people andto the family he leaves behind," Mrs May said.
Mrs May said she expected a formal agreement to be approved at the summit.
We will continue to look at what more needs to be done," Mrs May said in a statement issued by her office.
Mrs May said she will stand down before the next stage of Brexit negotiations.
If there is no agreement between the two leaders, Mrs May said a number of options would be put to MPs"to determine which course to pursue".
Mrs May said the UK's counter-terrorism strategy would be reviewed.
The collective decision of Cabinet was that the government should agree the draft Withdrawal Agreement andthe outline political declaration,' Mrs May said.
Mrs May said this would be spent helping rough sleepers, whose numbers have been rising.
Many voters in Britain say they have become increasingly bored by Brexit and Mrs May said on Wednesday that they want this stage of the Brexit process to be“over and done with”.
Mrs May said she had fixed a deadline of three weeks for everybody affected to be rehoused locally.
Asked for her view on the need for a"fiscal reset"- a phrase used by Mr Hammond on a separate trip to China in July- Mrs May said the government's response was not yet set in stone.
At times visibly angry, Mrs May said:“Throughout this process, I have treated the EU with nothing but respect.
We can choose to leave with no deal, we can risk no Brexit at all, orwe can choose to unite and support the best deal that can be negotiated,” Mrs May said.
Mrs May said she was determined that the package would'fundamentally degrade Russian intelligence' capability in the UK.
There is work still to do and we will be holding talks in coming days about how to obtain the further assurances that the UK Parliament needs in order tobe able to approve the deal," Mrs May said.
Mrs May said the UK‘will need a further extension of Article 50- one that is as short as possible and which ends when we pass a deal.'.
Most political parties have suspended national general election campaigning, but Mrs May said full campaigning would resume on Monday and the general election would go ahead as planned on Thursday.
Mrs May said the biggest expulsions from London in 30 years would degrade Russian intelligence capabilities in Britain for years to come.
Having secured an agreement with the EU for further talks,we now need some time to complete that process," Mrs May said, promising a further series of parliamentary votes on Brexit on February 27 if the government fails to do so by then.
Mrs May said the support for families‘who needed help or basic information in the initial hours' after the Grenfell Tower disaster‘was not good enough'.
What I see and hear from leaders is a desire for us to work together to ensure that we can deliver the UK leaving the European Union with a deal," Mrs May said after meeting Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and Council President Donald Tusk.
Mrs May said MPs will now get a vote on whether the UK should leave the EU without a deal and, if that fails, on whether Brexit should be delayed.
In a speech at a National Housing Federation summit, Mrs May said housing associations have a central role to play in building homes and challenging attitudes about social housing.
Mrs May said it"should be a matter of profound regret to every member of this House that once again we have been unable to support leaving the European Union in an orderly fashion".
In the early hours of this morning, Mrs May said she wanted a Brexit deal that worked for Britain and the EU, including a"strong and deep" security partnership.
Mrs May said:“Terrorism, extremism and hatred take many forms, and our determination to tackle them must be the same, whoever is responsible.
Mrs May said full campaigning would resume on Monday and the general election would go ahead as planned on Thursday.
In a statement Mrs May said that the Syrian regime had demonstrated a“persistent pattern of behaviour” when it came to the use of chemical weapons, that“must be stopped”.