Eksempler på brug af The right to say på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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I have the right to say this to you And I personally think considering what we did together.
But then I realized that I just didn't have the right to say any of those things.
What gives the Heads of State and Government the right to say that the electorate will be more mature in 1994 than it was in 1989?
I started to claim the right to say that I am a woman too.
letter dated 16 September 1845: indeed they have the right to say,"This is Andersen!
who states in his plan for everlasting peace that the native people of a country have always had the right to say whether or not they would accept immigrants.
Among other things, it can guarantee us the right to say no to religion, and it can guarantee us the right to practice religion,
on both statism and the right to say, feel and do whatever one wants.
You don't have the right to say that.
You don't have the right to say that.
You alone, in the European Parliament, have the right to say yes or no to the accessions of ten new Member States.
You haven't got the right to say a thing like that after what I have been to you.
too, have the right to say what is right or wrong.
At the same time, we are actually giving countries the right to say no if they have climatic conditions that require them to do so.
As a representative in the European Parliament, I had the right to say in the Hungarian parliament's ratification debate that every country, including Hungary, shall now have two Constitutions.
It's depressing to see that these slopeheads exist-- and though I believe they have the right to say that stuff, I still get this urge to park a Buick up their backsides.
Marwan Muhammad, spokesman of the"Collective against Islamophobia in France" said in 2011:"Who has the right to say that in thirty to forty years, France will not be a Muslim country?
Marwan Muhammad, spokesman of the«Collective against Islamophobia in France» said in 2011:«Who has the right to say that in thirty to forty years, France will not be a Muslim country?
They have the right to say what they mean, and they can't keep their mouths shut.
contribution to the Union, yet its MPs do not have the right to say'no' when the budget is put to the vote or to check for themselves what becomes of taxpayers' money.