Examples of using Mr speaker in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Thank you, Mr Speaker.
Mr Speaker, I think you're right.
Thank you, Mr Speaker.
Mr Speaker, I also seek to speak on indulgence!
Thank you, Mr Speaker.
Mr Speaker, with T.I. A, there will be nowhere to hide.
Magna Carta, Mr Speaker.
Mr Speaker, party funding is not just a financial issue, but a moral one.
Where to start, Mr Speaker?
Mr Speaker, corruption is entrenched in senior levels of the NSW Police service.
And finally, Mr Speaker.
I know some in the House will condemn my resignation as disloyalty, Mr Speaker.
If you lie down with dogs, you get fleas, Mr Speaker, and we are infested with them.
Mr Speaker, what frightens me is to see the Crown used as a shuttlecock- in the game of politics!
I will continue, Mr Speaker.
It goes without saying, Mr Speaker, how reluctant I am to speak against the Opposition.
Why do I say that, Mr Speaker?
Mr Speaker, while I appreciate the Prime Minister's poor approval ratings'are a matter of concern to him…' Dita!
I am not at all offended, Mr Speaker.
Mr Speaker, are we to understand that the great Sir Robert Peel has been frightened off by a few frilly petticoats?
Lord Harvey of Mile End, Mr Speaker.
Please, Mr Speaker. I have discussed this option with a number of domestic experts, including President Palmer, and that's my assessment as well.
Let us be very clear about this, Mr Speaker.
And the first consequence, Mr Speaker, is that the government must take the only responsible course and accelerate our preparations for a no-deal outcome.
I can think of one word we might use, Mr Speaker.
Mr Speaker, the Honourable Member opposite has been constantly lambasting us at every opportunity about the importance of integrating public services.
Mr Speaker, perhaps the Prime Minister would care to comment on the news just reaching us that PetroFex is said to be on the verge of relocating to Poland?
And, Mr Speaker, may I point out that this motion specifically requires that this inquiry be staffed only by personnel other than serving or former NSW police officers.
Mr Speaker, too often the issue of immigration has been used'as a political football,'fuelled by inflated statistics in the tabloids'to appease the anti-immigration prejudice in Britain.'.
Mr Speaker, I move that a royal commission be established to inquire into the operations of the NSW Police service, with particular reference to entrenched corruption, the activities of the Internal Affairs branches, the failure of the internal informers policy and the impartiality of the service in investigating and pursuing prosecutions.