Esimerkkejä To remind ourselves käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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We need to remind ourselves of this.
What happens to the enemies of Wonkru. We gather here today to remind ourselves.
It's just good to remind ourselves of these things.
Accolades and prestige are matters of which we,as a modest people by nature, need to remind ourselves.
We all need mirrors to remind ourselves who we are.
Today, Russia is a better country than it was before the fall of the Berlin Wall andsometimes we need to remind ourselves of that.
We will need to remind ourselves of this again and again.
Mr President, this evening we are debating three proposals for regulations which form what I think is the most important part of the package of common fisheries policy reforms andwe therefore need to remind ourselves why reform is so urgently needed.
We need to remind ourselves of what we want to achieve.
This is nothing new, butit is good from time to time in this House to remind ourselves of the true nature of the Aliyev regime.
We need to remind ourselves why the Nice Conference took place.
During all the difficult discussions, it was sometimes necessary to remind ourselves of what we are working towards, namely Kyoto.
It is good to remind ourselves from time to time that nobody has an absolute monopoly on wisdom.
I doubt whether we need to draw up two whole reports only to remind ourselves of this rather self-evident and long-established principle?
Sometimes we need to remind ourselves that no one is perfect, that we should be enjoying this time with our loved ones, and that life should be fun- and funny. Smile, laugh.
We all need mirrors to remind ourselves who we are.
It is useful to remind ourselves that liberalisation, the very element we need in order to strengthen market forces, does not have to be at odds with the European social model.
It was an opportunity to remind ourselves of what the UN stands for.
FR Mr President,I think that it is always useful to remind ourselves of a number of commitments, and particularly the one made in October 2008, via the European Pact on Immigration and Asylum, which announced that it was time to take new initiatives to complete the introduction of a common European asylum system, and thus to offer a higher level of protection within the European Union.
PL Madam President,today is an opportunity to remind ourselves of people's right to equal treatment, regardless of their gender.
Therefore, it is important for us to remind ourselves and future generations that we Germans were ourselves responsible for the defeat and division of our country.
What other fun ways could there be to remind ourselves and others of this, the greatest challenge facing humanity?
We should take every opportunity to remind ourselves and the citizens of Europe that our Union has engaged in a huge economic venture in order to gain its rightful place at the economic vanguard of the world.
It is important that we pass such resolutions frequently enough to remind ourselves, the Commission and the Member States of our obligations to ensure a sustainable economy.
It may, in this regard, be important to remind ourselves of the need to have a wider debate about the safety structures and regulations that are in place, under the name of the Helsinki process, in Europe too.
Mr President, ladies andgentlemen, it is useful to remind ourselves and to realise that we are in the first round of many of a debate on European security.
Today, nearly 50 years later, we repeat this action to remind ourselves that this beautiful natural satellite does not belong to any one person, company, or country, but to all of mankind, something that future generations must continue to safeguard.
The current debate on the European Constitution is a great opportunity for us to remind ourselves of these fundamental things, because, for the first time in European history, our values and ideals are set down in a constitution.
It is particularly fitting, at this moment, to remind ourselves that the Lizarra Agreement, that two years ago opened the way to a peaceful and democratic Basque society, was consistently rejected by the Government of Madrid after an unconditional ceasefire.
We gather here today to remind ourselves what happens to the enemies of Wonkru.