Examples of using I do not blame in English and their translations into Danish
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I do not blame him.
And I have always said that I do not blame any other man or woman who has sworn.
I do not blame you.
On behalf of the IND/DEM Group.-(DA) Mr President, Slovakia wishes to participate in the euro, and I do not blame it for that, yet I wish to take this opportunity to call for level-headedness.
I do not blame Nero.
I do not blame you.
I do not blame you for this.
I do not blame you.
I do not blame the Commission.
I do not blame you for thinking this.
But I do not blame any other man who has sworn.
I do not blame him because he is just a messenger.
I do not blame Mr. Ickes for being cautious and careful.
I do not blame Commissioner Monti, but I do blame the Council.
I do not blame those present but rather those absent.
I do not blame them, I know not wanted any of this to happen.
I do not blame you for that, Prime Minister,I blame recalcitrant governments elsewhere in Europe.
I do not blame Monsieur Sautuola, a mere amateur, for his failure to understand the basic principles of our science.
I do not blame the Committee on Budgetary Control but the individual committees which do not often take that responsibility.
I do not blame the Commission entirely because five states volunteered to enter the first phase and they are falling behind as well.
I do not blame the staff of the SCR who work extremely hard in very difficult circumstances, but there are not enough of them.
I do not blame Commissioner Kinnock himself, but I certainly blame the action, attitude and inaction, in fact, of the outgoing Commission.
MT I do not blame anyone who is following this debate for thinking that this is not the European Parliament, but the Italian Parliament.
I do not blame Europe for giving assistance to build roads, and water and energy plants, to build schools and health centres for Palestinian people who were thrown to the four winds when they were displaced from their own lands.
I do not blame the Commissioner who inherited this from her predecessor, but the recommendation from the Commission was deeply flawed and thoroughly unpopular with Member States, who supported it only because it was non-binding and could therefore be ignored.