Exemplos de uso de What a number em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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What a number!
She won't let the donkey go on. And what a number that is!
Man, what a number nine.
Plato had already understood that doing a sum was nothing more than calculating what a number would become.
What a number of draughts.
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I think he is used to saying bluntly what a number of his colleagues in the Commission dress up.
What a number of cucumber-frames there must be!' thought Alice.
The first point that I want to make echoes what a number of colleagues have said, namely that this strategy has to be responsive and flexible.
What a number of cucumber-frames there must be!' thought Alice.
I repeat we can only require genuine own resources which can also lead to what a number of countries want, which is to have less national contributions.
It's what a number two does.
In addition, a balanced outcome must also be struck on the extent of QMV under the new Constitution- I noted what a number of Members said about that.
With what a number of weapons, including nuclear weapons!
All these building-blocks of a new agricultural policy go a long way towards what a number of environmental NGOs and a large section of the European Parliament have been campaigning for.
This is what a number of Member States and industrial sectors that I have just mentioned are calling for, anyway.
What this shows, quite simply, is that only pressure from the public will bring about awareness of the need for reform, which has been long in coming and is what a number of my fellow-Members and I are working for.
This is what a number of countries, including Tanzania, are doing.
It is a particular pleasure to be able to make some comments on the directive which we are discussing today and to build on what a number of colleagues have said: in that this is a crucial measure in that it is the first of a series.
I recognise what a number of people have said about religious faith and I accept that this is an important issue.
In any event you can be sure that the Commission, when it gets a negotiating mandate from the Council, whether or not the Council has consulted Parliament at Parliament's request,will seek a result which achieves what a number of honourable Members have called a'balance of obligations.
As if what a number of these countries have just experienced were not enough, they now find themselves in even deeper trouble.
I do however think that there is also more to do on the subject of internal market policy,because I do not agree with what a number of speakers have said, that is that this directive does not do so much to improve the mobility of employees and the opportunity to take pensions with you in the context of the free movement of employees.
What a number of continental countries are trying to do is to engage in that reform process through consensus, while preserving the underlying values of the European social model.
The position of the Council of Ministers- regardless of what a number of Members are saying- differs considerably from the compromise reached by a majority in the European Parliament.
It is amazing what a number of persons there are, that seem to make a virtue of their great doubts, which they always have, whether they are Christians.
Finally I would like to look at what a number of Member States call'baker's honey', which is to be redefined, if the rapporteur has his way, as'industrial honey.
My problem with what a number of colleagues have said is that people refer to the need for change and then say that the future for the European Union nevertheless lies in the past.
I am sure that Member States will note what a number of Members of this House have said about the possibility of extending the role of ISAF and extending its mandate.
I fully agree with what a number of other Members have said: Mr Arvidsson, Mr Brie, Mr Wuori and others, who listed a number of small things that are not going right, I do not think there is much that is going right.
The relevance of their words confirms what a number of studies worldwide have been showing: suicidal behavior manifests itself in the existential dynamics and in the suffering they see as unbearable.