Esimerkkejä Entitled to do käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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I'm entitled to do as I choose.
You are now expressing an opinion on it, andyou are fully entitled to do so.
The only person who's entitled to do that is Mr. Babloo.
I am entitled to do this, and we must move on with our discussion.
Add that to raging hormones, andI guarantee you I am absolutely entitled to do the crying thing.
Saying you're entitled to do what you're doing. We sent messages too.
I am not one to criticise every corporate relocation decision out of hand,nor am I entitled to do so.
People who own things are entitled to do whatever they want with them.
And if you want to get a new pin number for your phone or ring your device when it is necessary,you are not entitled to do it.
The trouble is everybody is entitled to do what they like with religion and with God.
Each country chooses how it wishes to proceed andeach country is also entitled to do this as it sees fit.
However, she is your servant, and you're entitled to do with her as you wish but in accordance to our law, an agreement must not be broken.
It has now been retabled by the German Government,as a national government is entitled to do, under the Amsterdam Treaty.
In all sincerity, I do not think I am entitled to do so, since that would force me to put the subsequent amendments to a vote en bloc.
Some months ago I wrote to the President of the Commission askinga formal written question, as I am entitled to do as a Member.
If you want to make a personal statement you are entitled to do so under Rule 122 at the end of this debate.
Of course, if a business that presents a complaint to the Commission considers it appropriate to make this public,then it is fully entitled to do so.
So the President in the chair is entitled to do as I am now doing, namely to call on two colleagues to speak, one for and one against.
If a country, with an eye to its own labour market and its economy, thinks it needs to continue to regulate access to the labour market,then it is perfectly entitled to do so.
The Court of Justice ruled that those Member States which had undertaken commitments with the United States were not entitled to do so and had breached the exclusive competence of the Community in a number of areas.
However, we know full well- as Mrs Hohlmeier also said earlier- that these procedures are often abused by asylum seekers, in order to use legal tricks to extend their stay in Europe, even thoughthey are not entitled to do so.
I submitted emergency proposals to the Commission as I am entitled to do under the General Product Safety Directive and my colleagues agreed that this was the appropriate to action to take in the circumstances.
I am glad to say, however, that the Stability Pact is dead and buried, and its demise came at the hands of those who had wanted it but then changed their minds,as they are entitled to do, namely France and Germany.
You also have the right to object, on legitimate grounds, to processing of data relating to you(in particular if entitled to do so under applicable data protection legislation) and to withdraw, with prospective effect only, any consent given by you regarding processing of such data.
Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, up until now the Council has not decided to undertake joint action on Albania under Article J.3. of the Treaty, but the Commission also has not requested the Council to undertake such action,as it is entitled to do under Article J.8.3. of the Treaty.
As I understand it, this is about expressing concern- to put it mildly- on human rights issues there, andas friends of that nation we in Europe are entitled to do that here without being seen as escalating or creating even more problems than we have already.
The United Kingdom or Ireland may notify the President ofthe Council in writing, within three months after a proposal or initiative has been presented to the Council pursuant to Title IVofthe Treaty establishing the European Community, that it wishes totake part in the adoption and application of any such proposedmeasure,whereupon that State shall be entitled to do so.
If the Member States go further and decide that they want also to levy the difference between the European and national tax rate,then they are perfectly entitled to do so, provided that this does not result in double taxation.
Denmark may notify the President of the Council in writing, within three months after a proposal or initiative has been presented to the Council pursuant to Title IV of Part Three of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, that it wishes to take part in the adoption and application of any such proposed measure,whereupon Denmark shall be entitled to do so.
Mr De Coene, although your intervention was brief, I must remind you of the Rule that, in the present circumstances, where it is a matter of explaining some personal position which in your view has not been correctly stated,you are entitled to do so at the end of the debate.