Examples of using I do not wish to repeat in English and their translations into Finnish
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I do not wish to repeat it all.
You can hear many other protests here that are so terrible that I do not wish to repeat them in public.
I do not wish to repeat it all.
Both in July and last month, I set out our policy priorities and concerns in some detail,so I do not wish to repeat them today.
The positive points have already been mentioned,including the improvements that will be made to procurement law and I do not wish to repeat these.
For that reason I do not wish to repeat what other Members have said.
PL Mr President, I agree wholeheartedly with the statements of my colleagues from the Group of theEuropean People's Party(Christian Democrats) and European Democrats on the situation of democracy in Russia, and I do not wish to repeat their arguments, to which I give my full support.
Madam President, I do not wish to repeat all that I have just said.
I do not wish to repeat what, as my colleagues know, I have already said several times on this matter.
PL Madam President, I do not wish to repeat what has already been said so I will simply state that as far as we are concerned there can be no question that aid must be provided.
I do not wish to repeat every element from this communication, but I would like to expand on a few examples.
I do not wish to repeat what my fellow-Commissioner Mr Byrne has already told you about the report that has been under discussion.
I do not wish to repeat what has been said by colleagues who have already spoken but it has been a very great two-and-a-half years.
Mr President, I do not wish to repeat what has already been said either, since my group endorses what Mr Watson, Mrs Paciotti and Mr Di Lello Finuoli said.
ES Mr President, I do not wish to repeat the important points already made by my fellow Members, so I will simply add that it is good to hear of Lady Ashton's involvement in the Human Rights Council session held at this very important time.
Mr President, I do not wish to repeat what the other speakers have said, but I would agree with many of them that the rapporteur, Mrs Fontaine, is to be congratulated on the substance of her report and on the speed with which she has produced it.
I do not wish to repeat all the points which have been so well made by the High Representative, but since you have invited me to take part in this debate, something which I greatly welcome, I should like to say a few words about the Commission' s view of the building of a European security and defence policy.
I do not wish to repeat the statements of those who spoke before me nor the criticism given by the Council and the Commission, because, as I already mentioned in October, during the debate following the country report of the Commission, the observers from the two countries are here in order to be able to provide a first-hand report to their decision makers both on deficiencies and on the desirable decisions proposed by Parliament.
Madam President, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, Commissioners, ladies and gentlemen,I find myself in a similar position to Mr Daul, in that I too do not wish to repeat everything that has already been discussed, but I would like to say something about one comment made by the Italian Presidency.
Ladies and gentlemen, more orless all of us here were present a few minutes ago and I do not wish to needlessly repeat what has already been said and so instead I would like to wish you all, and above all to wish Europe and the many citizens of the Union, who feel their quality of life is at risk, a new year of prosperity and, of course, justice.