Examples of using To your speech in English and their translations into Swedish
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We are looking forward to listening to your speech.
I listened in detail to your speech, took notes and will read it again.
I have three remarks to make in response to your speech, Mr Straw.
We listened to your speech, observed your ways,
You saw how intently the European Parliament listened to your speech.
I did, in any case, listen to your speech and your suggestion will be duly assessed.
Seriously, Fidel. What do you think the reactions will be to your speech?
Roger provides your child direct access to your speech so they're not exhausted at the end of the day.
you will see that Parliament has listened to your speech with great interest.
I shall now listen carefully to your speeches, which will provide clarification for the forthcoming negotiations.
it was with some excitement that I listened to your speech.
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This is why we have set out various priorities, on which, in response to your speeches, I should like to briefly comment.
Mr President, having listened to your speech, I would like to ask what was the spirit behind Franco
we have listened to your speeches, as I just said,
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with great satisfaction to your speech and I did not hear a single word with which I am not in agreement.
Mr President, in the introduction to your speech, Mr President of the Commission,
if I may, to say two things in response to your speech.
We have listened with great interest to your speech today and to the speech you made last week in Berlin.
Listening to your speech, I have the feeling that I have been invited not to a Parliamentary sitting,
Mr President, it was a real pleasure today to listen to your speech and your programme for the next two and a half years of our work.
I listened to your speech with Jan Zahradil,
Reformists Group listened carefully to your speech, Prime Minister, and I am glad
Mr President, I listened to your speech, Commissioner, with enormous interest,
of course, to your speech and have drawn some positive aspects from it as well as others with which we cannot agree.
Commissioner, in relation to your speech on the Status of Refugees
As President-in-Office of the Council, I will naturally listen carefully to your speeches and I look forward to a fruitful exchange of views, which will help us all in the subsequent negotiations.
The Greens have listened carefully to your speech today, which sits well with the letter you sent us
Commissioner, as well as listening intently to your speech here, I carefully read the communication that I believe the Commission adopted this morning,