Eksempler på brug af To observe a minute's silence på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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I ask you now to observe a Minute's silence.
In remembrance of the victims, I would ask you now to observe a minute's silence.
I ask you now to observe a Minute's silence.
Out of respect for the victims, both of the earthquake- a horrendous natural disaster- and of the air traffic accident,I ask you to observe a minute's silence.
I ask you please to observe a minute's silence.
Folk også translate
He gave his all to the House for many years. In accordance with our tradition, therefore,I feel it is appropriate to ask you to observe a minute's silence in memory of our colleague.
I would ask you all to observe a minute's silence with me.
And now, ladies and gentlemen, Ambassadors, in memory of those victims, who, as I said, must be the symbol of our democratic Union,I would invite you to observe a minute's silence.
I invite you to observe a minute's silence in his memory.
Ladies and gentlemen,I would ask you to observe a minute's silence.
I ask you to observe a minute's silence in respect of the victims.
I therefore believe that this is an appropriate time for us all to observe a minute's silence in memory of all of these victims.
Before asking the House to observe a minute's silence, to reflect on the memory of these victims, I would like to give the floor to Mr Tavares who has asked to speak on the same subject.
Civil and democratic Europe must show its sorrow and, for this reason, Mr President,I ask you to invite the House to observe a minute's silence in memory of the victims of immigration.
I invite you now to observe a minute's silence in their memory.
In memory of the almost one million victims, and to express our hope that we never again see a tragedy of this nature,I would ask you to observe a minute's silence.
I would ask you now to observe a minute's silence in memory of the dead.
Having commented briefly on these dramatic events of this summer which is coming to an end, I would like to call on you,now that we are back here again, to observe a minute's silence to demonstrate our solidarity with all of the victims and express our deepest sympathies to them.
I invite Members to observe a minute's silence if they feel this to be appropriate.
In order to commemorate the armistice that brought an end to the First World War,we are going to observe a minute's silence in memory of the millions of Europeans who lost their lives in that struggle.
It is not Parliament's custom to observe a minute's silence following disasters of this nature, for the simple reason that we would have to do so frequently since they are, unfortunately, all too common in Europe, and Europe is so large.
Ladies and gentlemen, please rise to observe a minute's silence for the victims of terrorism.
I would ask Parliament to observe a minute's silence, so that we can give special expression to these tragic events, and show how much we, as Members of the European Parliament, wish to be involved, in every way, in the events taking place in the Middle East.
Nevertheless, although we must remember the past- andwe do- last week the Conference of Presidents agreed not to observe a minute's silence or make statements systematically at every plenary session on every occasion when we are reminded of a painful event.
We are always prepared to observe a minute's silence for the victims of terrorist attacks such as those in Madrid and London, and even those of 11 September in New York and Washington, but, when it comes to taking measures and taking action which must help prevent such terrorist attacks in future, we fail to deliver.
Ladies and gentlemen,I would ask you to observe a minute's silence in memory of our fellow Member, István Pálfi.
I am going to ask you to observe a minute's silence for Carlos Alonso Palate and Diego Armando Estacio.
I would now ask you to observe a minute's silence in tribute to these victims.
I would ask you to observe a minute's silence to mark our respect.
It is now my painful duty to ask you to observe a minute's silence in memory of our esteemed colleague, who has passed away serving Europe and the ideals that we all share.