Examples of using Expressed itself in English and their translations into Swedish
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The Socialist Press expressed itself with great excitement.
Minister, expressed itself largely in favour.
This expressed itself chiefly in loyalty to Constantinople.
The Committee of the Regions has not expressed itself on the proposal.
The fighting mood expressed itself in demonstrations, meetings,
In addition to his incredibly high IQ, Evangelos' intelligence has also expressed itself in his work as a doctor.
The conference decisively expressed itself in favour of relieving the conditions of the prisoners of war.
attitude that began in a common environment but soon expressed itself in diverse ways.
Moreover, the European Commission has expressed itself along the same lines as Parliament.
This sort of expressed itself when icahn saw a technical opportunity To put what's called a"short squeeze" onto bill ackman.
Ever since the dawn of time, humankind has expressed itself through artistic creation.
The Committee also expressed itself in favour of integrating into the Community budget all the European Agencies, including future agencies.
On 21 June, the Committee on the Environment, Public Heath and Food Safety expressed itself in favour of ambitious limit values for these.
The report should have expressed itself in less equivocal and far more resolute terms on these issues.
perfectionism has expressed itself in varying forms on the fringes of Christianity.
Our Parliament has expressed itself repeatedly on the situation in Nigeria as has the ACP-EU Joint Assembly in a very significant way.
Through its Recommendation 1229(1994), the Council of Europe's Parliamentary Assembly has also expressed itself on equality between women and men.
On many occasions Parliament has expressed itself in favour of a firm stand on the Kyoto commitments.
This impetus expressed itself in a number of attacks carried out by the movement into Iraq,
Because his family understood that soccer that it expressed itself through soccer. was what gave meaning to the neighborhood.
Parliament expressed itself on this subject a couple of months ago;
Madam President, as regards the formation of Parliamentary Groups, our group expressed itself quite unambiguously at the time this Parliament was constituted.
The European Parliament has expressed itself very forcefully on the fact that it has not played the major role that it would have wanted in that agreement.
It emphasised“that civil society must be an integral part of this new partnership,” and expressed itself“keen to actively contribute to the Joint Action Plan.”.
After all, the majority has already expressed itself in favor of supporting the measures aimed to further the development of the revolution.
growing Arab nationalism expressed itself in anti Jewish riots in Palestine in 1920- 21 and 1929.
The crisis of world capitalism expressed itself in the Arab world with the Tunisian
The historical context for this course is the so-called wave of new-authoritarianism in various countries that has expressed itself through various forms of populism and nationalism in recent decades.
The resistance was divided but strong and expressed itself in a variety of ways that amounted to the maintenance of existent gender boundaries in politics.
Concerning labour standards, the Economic and Social Committee has expressed itself in several Opinions in favour of social clauses in international trade agreements.