Esimerkkejä I should also käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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I should also link to the ubuntu wiki page for freenx.
I should also tell you, Crais and Stark weren't lying.
I should also like to say: do not overlook corruption.
And… I should also stop pretending like I know the answer all the time.
I should also point out, that device is not designed to be used in this manner.
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I should also like to talk about the Kyoto Protocol, which was referred to several times.
I should also like to point out that, in recent weeks, refugees from Uganda have been arriving in Chad.
I should also like to make it clear that we have no problem giving ethnic minorities access to these.
I should also mention that the Commission is preparing a communication on companies' social responsibilities.
I should also like you to make money available for a course through which the committee can learn to work together.
I should also say that you can also tell various talk show hosts that you would like to have me on as a guest.
I should also like to mention Amendments Nos 25 and 27, and I hope the Commission will include them, because they refer to gas.
I should also draw your attention to the significance of the Barcelona process which should have a beneficial impact on regional cooperation.
I should also like to reiterate that the use of substitutes for substances where suitable alternatives are available is economically advantageous.
I should also like to call upon Turkey and the Commission to make special efforts to reconstruct the villages destroyed by Turkish authorities in eastern Turkey.
I should also like to tell the Commissioner that the reason why we ask for certain amendments was that we wanted to facilitate implementation of the Stability Pact.
I should also like to thank Parliament generally for its support and its sympathy for this project, without which we would not have made as much progress as we have.
I should also like to back Mrs Oomen-Ruijten's Amendment 110, which would make the groundwater directive considerably more workable with regard to river policy in Europe.
I should also like to extend my thanks to the rapporteur for all the work she has done. However, I do not see eye to eye with her on one particular item, namely that of the language regime.
I should also say that we are drafting the Stockholm Programme in a world in which organised crime, cybercrime and terrorism are spreading, and in which we obviously need to protect ourselves.
I should also like to point out that similar catastrophic fires(although not on the scale suffered in Greece) have afflicted all the southern European countries that have experienced similar conditions.
I should also like to draw the attention of the House that on the same island where the Guantánamo detention centre is located, political prisoners are being held in prison conditions that violate every conceivable standard.
I should also insist on the fact that a genuine European policy on immigration and asylum will not exist- over and above the legislative framework- unless national policies also converge in practice and in pursuit of common objectives.
I should also welcome it if this rule were to be phased in to the constitutions of the Member States, because this would not only comply with the principle of subsidiarity but also offer an additional guarantee that all Member States would pursue a course geared to stability.
I should also like to draw Mr Nielson' s attention to the special report prepared by my predecessor, Mrs Rehn, on the UN' s peacekeeping activities and ask him to note that there is a lot to do when it comes to the treatment of women by the peacekeeping forces.
I should also like to welcome in particular paragraph 37 of the report in which there is a proposal to mobilize local and regional authorities, together with the close participation of Community and women's groups who are active in promoting heritage and culture at grass-roots level.
I should also remind you that at present in this region of the world, women and children are still the victims of particularly odious violence and that there are already more than 450 000 displaced people living in terrible conditions precisely where the conflict has restarted.
I should also like to seize this opportunity to highlight yet again a problem that has existed for years, and has been known about for years, and about which complaints are heard whenever one visits one' s constituency, and that is the enormous bureaucratic maze facing anyone wishing to use this programme.
I should also like to say that the subject of asylum and immigration is not actually a new one at all as far as cooperation in the EU is concerned, because in 1991, the European Commission was already giving some thought to establishing a strategy on migration policy at European level in two communications on immigration and the right of asylum.
I should also like to welcome a point raised in the speech by Mr Poettering, the Chairman of the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) and European Democrats, that the new Commission must begin its duties and must be able to forge an entirely new approach, in which the national parliaments will be closely involved in the European project, and this will ideally be reflected in an interinstitutional agreement.