Eksempler på brug af Quite the reverse på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Quite the reverse: in Russia, violence has become part of the system of government.
However, this should not replace the bilateral agreements under the FLEGT programme- indeed quite the reverse.
Quite the reverse, in fact, smuggling practices occur precisely in those areas where tobacco products are cheap.
Quite the reverse: the European Union seeks good relations with all states along the coast of the Mediterranean Sea.
selfish nationalism; quite the reverse.
which is not an indication of the importance of this report- quite the reverse.
And extending the use of the qualified majority voting principle would not have assisted the liberalisation of the services sector- quite the reverse.
Europe has never really expressed its concern as far as the Turkish occupa tion of part of Cyprus is concerned, quite the reverse.
In fact quite the reverse: what Europe needs is a proper family
Quite the reverse; they underline- and you can see it for yourself in today's Israeli press-
Europe does not need the new kind of ideology Hanna Arendt warned against in the 1950s. Quite the reverse is the case.
Quite the reverse: the revision of the Maastricht Treaty provides for a proliferation of procedures conducted between the Member States without adequate parliamentary or judicial control.
This is not an area lacking in legislation; quite the reverse, the question for us is how effective that legislation is in this mobile digital Internet age.
NL Mr President, the rapporteur, Mrs Lambert, is right when she says that the Dublin objectives for asylum shopping have never been achieved; quite the reverse.
Mr President, as far as the first question is concerned, we certainly do not want to compel the social partners to reach an agreement- quite the reverse.
Firstly, we should bear in mind that this build-up of resolutions does not seem to have resulted in any lessening of political tension in the region: quite the reverse.
Quite the reverse: every Member State must be able to justify its supply of reception facilities very well, and that is set down in Amendments Nos 31 and 32.
However, it is not a question of taking something away from the NGOs; quite the reverse.
There is no question at all of constraint, quite the reverse.
I have no great enthusiasm for it- quite the reverse.