Examples of using Indignation in English and their translations into Czech
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We cannot get away from it though: selective and hypocritical indignation all too often underlies the EU's human rights policy.
Mr President, the so-called'social package' that the European Commission has presented is a failed attempt to defuse the indignation the Commission's unpopular policy has aroused among employees.
Of course, we can express indignation over what has happened in the past,
I did what I had to do, so why don't you save your self-righteous indignation for when I actually deserve it.
a business partner of various countries in this region, must strongly express its indignation with regard to this situation.
I call upon Parliament to join me in expressing our indignation and concern.
your frightening indignation cannot be contained within the four walls of this dark prison.
Indignation and kind of wanting to prove to the person Every time he spoke about Nicole it was this mix of affection, irritation, he's speaking to that she was impossible.
irritation, indignation and kind of wanting to prove to the person.
My profound indignation over the inability of a cadet to arrive on time in my class… For instance, if I wanted to convey how exactly would I do that?
The indignation of the Lord is upon all nations, and His fury upon all their armies.
Nevertheless, you will need answers rather than indignation when these questions are being posed by someone other than us.
their right to make a living, their indignation.
coloured, every time you had to deal with the indignation.
It is very easy for us in this Chamber to bring our indignation before the Chinese authorities
I therefore want to protest in this House and express my indignation at this announcement, which is a scandal,
We express our great disgust and indignation that the ethnic cleansing
In writing.- I would like to express my deep indignation at the murder of the Governor of the province of Punjab in Pakistan, Salmaan Taseer,
work of the European Parliament should reflect the indignation of organisations involved in combating poverty,
I would have preferred this indignation to have been expressed in writing.