Examples of using Pause for thought in English and their translations into Swedish
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Now, let's Pause For Thought.
Pause for thought in the Bundestag.
That should give pause for thought.
My brother has seen enough of my prophecies come true to make him at least pause for thought.
I have been doing Pause For Thought.
I'm doing Pause For Thought on Terry Wogan's show.
That should give us pause for thought.
It gives you pause for thought and helps you to examine yourself
The people from Terry Wogan's Pause For Thought.
That might give us some pause for thought on the way Pinochet is being treated currently.
These are statistics that must make us pause for thought.
The EU has already had a pause for thought for one whole year,
The deadening pseudo-morality found in society should give us pause for thought.
That could perhaps give us pause for thought. Here's one theory of the story of the Rapanui,
At the same time, we should pause for thought and not immediately start pressing our buttons for internal political purposes.
This should give critics of the common agricultural policy pause for thought.
It now appears that this was not a pause for thought but, rather, entailed a change in the order of who is to ratify and when.
the other person responds with another without pause for thought.
That must give us pause for thought, because we are always emphasising the fact that we are the ones who want to take a leading role in the global fight against climate change.
I thought you weren't going to do any more of that. Pause For Thought", Pause For Thought"… Thank you.
At the very least, therefore, this Parliament should pause for thought and refer this legislation back to a committee for a full evaluation of its costs and consequences.
and that gave us pause for thought, especially as we had ourselves had sight of the proof supplied by the Member concerned.
In the present case, such an interpretation would lead to the paradoxical result which, at the very least, gives me pause for thought, that Ms McCarthy could accompany her husband when he travels to all the Member States apart from the State of which he is a national!