Примери за използване на To say to mr на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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What was it you wanted to say to Mr Hunter?
I have to say to Mr Krahmer, the rapporteur, that the road has not been easy.
Peter, don't you have something to say to Mr Weed?
I would like to say to Mr Barroso that now is the time for him to deliver.
You were taking the air,you remembered you had something to say to Mr Tulkinghorn.
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I also wish to say to Mr Lax that the problems with SIS II do not affect VIS.
She wrote the beginnings of several letters,what she had missed the chance to say to Mr A for these several days.
I would also like to say to Mr Dimas that I appreciate very much what he said today.
We already acted promptly in December, andwe should like to say to Mr McCreevy, as Mrs Berès did a moment ago, that the lift.
I would like to say to Mr Bokros that there is a way to achieve savings through objective methods.
I would like to say to Mr Tannock that this is, at the same time, the very education system that he called for.
I should like to say to Mr Pirker that Parliament will be kept well informed, and I hereby undertake to do this.
I would like to say to Mr Andor that we are pleased to hear him thanking us for our cooperation on the issue of agencies.
I just want to say to Mr Campbell Bannerman that I do not mind you attacking me, but please, let us get the facts right.
I should also like to say to Mr Romeva i Rueda and Mrs Figueiredo that they should not worry about maternity protection; what they want is provided for in Recital 17a.
Lastly, I should like to say to Mr Le Hyaric, whose criticisms I listened to carefully just now, that transport is not covered by the Services Directive, and neither is healthcare.
I therefore want to say to Mr Mitchell and others that, whichever party decides to vote, each of us has our own free vote and the House voted democratically.
I would just like once again to say to Mr Schnellhardt that yes, deodorants work differently on different people, but the claim is nevertheless made that they'keep you sweat-free'.
I would like to say to Mr Skylakakis that I am happy to announce that tomorrow the Commission will come forward with our proposal on certain use restrictions on industrial gases.
I would just like to say to Mr Jadot: I think your pig producers in Brittany may well benefit significantly hopefully, Yannick, because pig producers across Europe are having a bad time.
Madam President, I would like to say to Mr Reul that there was a time when power from unsafe nuclear plants was considered to be dirty and not to be bought by responsible EU states.
Finally, I want to say to Mr Daul that I note the position of his group, which is the majority group in this House, regarding the role of the President of the Council- the permanent President- and of Parliament.
(DE) Madam President,I should like to say to Mr Hannan that the European Central Bank is also a good thing because we had no currency depreciation such as that regrettably experienced by the British pound over recent months.
I would like to say to Mr Schwab, and to Mrs Gebhardt also, that they are right to point out Parliament's role in improving this directive and to confirm that Parliament will be vigilant in ensuring that it is implemented properly.
Lastly, I should like to say to Mr Seeber that, as far as I am aware,Mr Potočnik promised to present that communication on the implementation and enforcement of EU law and he is in the process of drafting it.
I would also like to say to Mr Manuel García-Margallo y Marfil how grateful I am to him for accepting that, once a credit establishment is no longer regulated by a national authority, the future European banking authority will have competence in this area.
Madam President, I want to say to Mr Hökmark, the point that you are making about Socialist governments may be true to some extent, but right-wing governments basically choose to do the same thing by piling up private debt instead of public debt.