Examples of using It has to be said in English and their translations into Swedish
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Wait, I'm sorry, but it has to be said.
It has to be said, your grandfather, back then.
But me too, it has to be said.
But it has to be said over The Nexus in the basement.
The guy i see is in high school, and it has to be said.
And it has to be said, he had no motive.
Getting around amidst the traffic in Cambodia is, at first, a scary thing it has to be said.
It has to be said that this hotel is expensive!
tabled some relevant amendments, but it has to be said that even he cannot accomplish miracles.
You, it has to be said, werealways a little short sighted.
Although emissions trading was intended to be one of the principal instruments in meeting this challenge head-on, it has to be said that the results achieved to date from its initial stage are not really convincing.
It has to be said, a lot happened in the course of this year.
FI Madam President, the Lisbon Strategy is worth supporting, but it has to be said in this regard that the idea that Europe might be the world's leading knowledge-based economy by 2010 is not going to be realised.
It has to be said that this is a very positive development.
important in terms of environmental policy- of changing air-conditioning units over to non-fluorinated gases by 2011 is to be welcomed, it has to be said that it does create problems for small
It has to be said, yours is a country that is experiencing problems.
At long last, it has to be said, that report pulls no punches.
It has to be said that this level seems to be under a high degree of pressure.
Unfortunately it has to be said that this is not correct.
It has to be said that the rest of the action plan contains nothing new.
At European Union level, it has to be said that the principle of gender equality is not yet being applied.
It has to be said that the negotiations have gone well from the EU's point of view.
Regarding next year's budget, it has to be said that our group's opinion of it varies considerably.
It has to be said that investigations have begun in several Member States.
This is, it has to be said, a curious conception of democracy.
It has to be said that this invitation itself is a major step forward.
But here it has to be said that it won't work right away.
It has to be said that sport is an excellent way of building a better world.
I think that it has to be said, though, that this has not been the case.
It has to be said quite plainly: