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And often speak of you kindly.
It is the"discernment engine" that we so often speak of.
Human leaders often speak of destiny.
We often speak of innovation in this House.
Nofert Krees has made a new internet phenomenon that he often speaks about.
Psychologists often speak of the denial.
We often speak of guanxi when explaining the socio-professional operation of the Chinese world.
We are pushing the maturity process in the software industry, where users andsystems people often speak different languages.
We often speak of the lack of such leadership.
Mrs Péry.-(FR) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,in this Parliament we often speak of territorial waters, of fish, and of fishing-quotas.
One of the things we often speak about in Parliament is how we respond to the needs of citizens.
The casinos are usually very proud of their wager free bonuses, and they often speak a lot about it since they know that players like it.
We often speak about the Middle East question and we will speak about it on many more occasions.
So I want to pay tribute to them and the fact that they often speak on behalf of all of us too; we cannot be everywhere in the world all at once.
Buddhists often speak of the Buddha as a doctor, the doctrine that drugs and Assembly nurse giving a sick patient medication.
The contribution is served in a language that is devoid of academic vocabulary, andeven silence could occur along the way, as images often speak for themselves….
We often speak of bringing Europe closer to its citizens, of helping the citizens to gain a better understanding of what the European Union really is.
I have noticed that in my own country- andpossibly in many other countries- people often speak in terms of'us'- in my case the Czechs- and'them', by which people mean that bunch of wicked foreigners in Brussels.
Thus we often speak of the PDO as being in one of two phases, a"warm phase" and a"cool phase," according to the sign of seasurface temperature anomalies along the Pacific Coast of North America.
One of the solutions was for us here in the European Parliament to make efforts to have more money appropriated to the programme within the framework of the long-term budget,since this is a matter relating to the social Europe about which we so often speak.
The sportspeople concerned often speak excellent English; however, it is often not easy to understand a subject which is already complex in itself in a subject-specific jargon in another language.
The contribution is served in a language that is devoid of academic vocabulary, and even silence could occur along the way, as images often speak for themselves……● The good idea, From concept to completion Where do ideas come from, how do you screen them, what should you believe?
It is true that I often speak in languages other than my own, but now I can no longer hear the Dutch interpretation on channel 5. I believe this is a deliberate act on the part of the administration.
The corollary of this is that we work on the rights of persons who have been victims,because we very often speak about the accused in court proceedings but forget that there has been a victim, so we have to 're-put' the victim at the centre of attention.
We so often speak loosely of'discovery' as meaning merely the first sighting or exploration by Europeans, though it is obvious that since most lands that Europeans came to were already inhabited, they must have been discovered by somebody long before….
To put it differently, inflationary pressures can result if there are changes(economists often speak of"shocks" if there are unexpected changes in economic developments) which lead consumers to increase their expenditure or firms to reduce their production.
Really, of course, we do not know when the first discovery was made;we so often speak loosely of'discovery' as meaning merely the first sighting or exploration by Europeans, though it is obvious that since most lands that Europeans came to were already inhabited, they must have been discovered by somebody long before.
I have often spoken to you about it.
We have often spoken about Hal.
His wife has often spoken of it… in far grander terms.