Esimerkkejä She pointed out käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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She pointed out after us.
Was Russians don't have to think… MAN:… what she pointed out earlier.
She pointed out I'm finicky about peeling fruit.
You will have your chance during cross. And as she pointed out, Mr. Jones.
What she pointed out earlier… was Russians don't have to think.
Me and Lucille were walking home from church one day Yeah. and she pointed out a bird.
She pointed out that it will be more difficult for women when there is peace.
Concerning the request that it should be possible to adjust the modulation rate on an annual basis, she pointed out that modifying rates upwards or downwards would not be consistent with sound financial planning.
She pointed out an eggplant in the shape of a heart. And said it remded her of me.
This was prompted by an answer given by the Commissioner in her hearing,when she pointed out that one particular strain of salmonella was being researched by 40 different institutes- a clear case of a lack of joined-up thinking, and a waste of money.
She pointed out a mistake in an equation that changed the result completely. I thought she might.
Regarding the ratification process, she pointed out that the result of the Irish referendum had revealed a situation which was not specific for Ireland, but showed a more general unease with respect to the integration process.
She pointed out that globalisation was creating opportunities for women to set up their own businesses.
She pointed out that there were different market models the Nordic model, the Anglo-Saxon model, etc.
She pointed out that there was not necessarily a contradiction between growth and environmental sustainability.
She pointed out that there were major differences between the Member States as regards access to care for the elderly.
She pointed out that the Budget Group had asked for this work to be brought to the notice of more members.
She pointed out that the direct payments had been moved forward to 16 October to help farmers facing difficulties.
She pointed out that all the preambles of the treaties referred to the citizens and improving living and working conditions.
She pointed out that the rapporteur had worked under extreme time pressure and only one language had been used.
She pointed out that informing and consulting employees was an important aspect of the European social model.
She pointed out that during the last two marketing years there had been a continuous presence of maize stocks on the European markets.
She pointed out that more videos had been received than last year and said that they were of a high quality.
She pointed out that the issue was of great topical importance and that it was extremely appropriate for the EESC to be addressing it.
She pointed out that in her work she had exclusively drawn on opinions already adopted by the EESC.
She pointed out that education had been recognised as a basic human right and also a public good which should be available to all.
She pointed out that amendment 1, if accepted, would create an inconsistency between point 1.1.2 and point 4.2 of the opinion.
She pointed out that the text on which agreement had ultimately been reached had been submitted on her behalf as an"overall" amendment.
She pointed out that the mailer explicitly stated that it"is nonpartisan and does not endorse any candidate or party" Richman 2015.
She pointed out that the EESC had always supported young people and that among the gloom and doom one of the great changes had been student mobility.