Examples of using Put on the table in English and their translations into Finnish
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I can put on the table… right?
Should we pick some to put on the table?
I can put on the table… right?
How much are we prepared to put on the table?
Right? I can put on the table… I mean, there's got to be something.
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There's one more name I want to put on the table.
This will be put on the table of this House in May next year.
There's gotta be something I can put on the table.
All this will have to be"put on the table" and reduced under the GATT rules.
Such stand You can not just put on the table, and hung on the wall, saving space in the working area of your kitchen.
I have never heard of a heart being put on the table before.
You didn't see the bill when it got put on the table?
If here and now all the contracting parties within the WTO made the type of commitment we have put on the table, we would all have taken a great step forward towards establishing better control measures to support agriculture throughout the world.
Because without this sacrifice, what are you going to put on the table'!
Here,- fumbling in my pocket, I put on the table scarf peach suit.
Commissioner Fischer-Boel stressed that nothing had changed since July 2006, andtherefore nothing new had been put on the table by the EU in Rio.
And only then it can be put on the table and call all the tea.
We need to provide an answer in the form of an ambitious programme of legislative policies which, Commissioner,the Commission has not yet put on the table.
Consumers must be able to decide what they put on the table for themselves and for that we need labelling.
And if you invite guests, then instead of the usual magazine-juice or, worse, Fanta, Coca-Cola, Sprite andother sodas can put on the table is a tasty drink.
We will not have economic recovery before you have put on the table a European mechanism to clean up the banks.
In the Commission proposal put on the table on 23 January this year for a directive on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable sources, the Commission proposed that it will monitor, amongst other things, the commodity price changes associated with the use of biomass for energy and any associated positive and negative impacts on food security.
This is why I am asking that the various options be put on the table during the Commission's deliberations.
What the Commission has put on the table would mean the following for our European citizens and for the citizens in the United States: enforceable rights for individuals, such as the right to access personal data that has been collected about them and the right to rectify and erase this data, administrative and judicial redress, regardless of nationality or place of residence, and compensation for any damages suffered.
Mr Ribbe said that not all arguments are put on the table and not all the pros and cons are discussed.
I should like to make a more detailed comment on the crucial question of price fixing,which has been put on the table as the main issue this evening.
As I responded yesterday in this very House to a question by Mrs Carlotti on this subject, we have, within the Commission, put on the table a comprehensive action plan covering not only the problems of finance in terms of development aid and those of additional incentives for public research, but also problems relating to the commercial aspects associated with intellectual property and the availability of medicines.
Is there a clear internal market dimension because- remember- the legislation which we have already put on the table was all on the internal market legal basis.