Examples of using We must not make in English and their translations into Swedish
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We must not make that mistake.
This is a mistake we must not make.
We must not make decisions in haste!
This is an area in which we must not make any concessions.
We must not make out cheques with nothing to back them up.
However, I am adamant, President Pöttering, that we must not make the same mistakes again.
However, we must not make unrealistic demands here.
polarised during the election and we must not make these divisions any deeper.
We must not make the Emperor suspicious with foolishness like this.
This time we must not make mistakes when it comes to the Balkans.
If public sector intervention has become central and essential once more, we must not make the same mistakes again- that would be even more unpardonable.
I believe that we must not make young women choose between a home life and a career.
To guarantee that the initiative does not become an instrument in a political game, we must not make demands of our citizens which are too strict.
Therefore, we must not make distinctions between individual members of the human family.
as demonstrated by the EUR 200 million pledged to the Commission as a statement of intent, but we must not make excessive demands on Europe's industry.
We must not make it harder for them to use wood, which is a fantastic natural material.
We must not make it even more complicated by adding an auction for 5% on top.
If we want to protect it, then we must not make it so sacrosanct that we allow that freedom to be abused.
We must not make the same mistakes again,
Therefore, we must not make the additional mistake of creating antagonism between Europe and China.
We must not make hasty decisions in matters such as data security and the confidentiality of communication.
There is one thing we must not do: we must not make it too expensive for our passengers in Europe from more remote areas to travel by air- so, please, let us have a gentle introduction to emissions trading.
We must not make the same mistake with the free movement of services as we did with persons.
We must not make ourselves partly liable for possible damage to programmes of which we are in favour.
We must not make the euro weaker, if those countries which are
We must not make this mistake again today,
We must not make any political or economic judgments.
We must not make ourselves a laughing stock by imposing a sky-high,