Examples of using We do not believe in English and their translations into Czech
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the spirit of which we support, but we do not believe that this report warrants this type of amendment.
We do not believe that these support measures
In writing.- The British Conservative Delegation supports strong international naval action against piracy, but we do not believe this is an area where the EU can,
On the other hand, we do not believe that the recommendations seeking to influence the curricula in Member States are compatible with the principle of subsidiarity.
We do not believe that the solution to the problems that many citizens of Roma origin face lies in adopting'common policies' at EU level, as the resolution advocates.
So, no. No, we do not believe that the removal of fear leads to the destruction of good values.
However, we do not believe that the statement belongs in this motion for a resolution,
Unlike the rapporteur, we do not believe that we should compromise the strict professional secrecy by which certain professions,
Or torture or… anything you might have seen on"Dateline. We do not believe that wayward souls respond in any meaningful way to fear or pain.
We do not believe that more poorly informed patients are in any way easier to deal with
We do not believe that a ban on trading in seal products will improve animal welfare
We do not believe that these measures can be seen merely as technical ones:
We do not believe that the question of financing a universal service in small Member States and in remote areas has been properly tackled.
while we believe in cooperation in this area, we do not believe in a communitarised approach to asylum
Secondly, although we share Parliament's interest for an end date for SEPA, we do not believe that the time is right to carve an end date in stone.
However, we do not believe that the EU should use international crises and conflicts to strengthen its foreign policy.
linked to environmental and regional policy, we do not believe that some agricultural production should be sustained by subsidies'at all costs.
Nevertheless, in view of the result, we do not believe that it would make sense to reject this compromise on account of a procedural error of this kind.
Unfortunately, we do not believe that additional restrictive measures will push the Government in the desired direction