Examples of using Should welcome in English and their translations into Danish
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We should welcome the fact that the UN,
also provides a northern pan-European character to this policy, which we should welcome.
those are objectives which this Parliament should welcome and which we should be supporting.
I believe that we should welcome this willingness to participate, which increases transparency and communication.
I have considerable reservations about how this will work in practice, but we should welcome the principle that Mrs Lucas has put forward.
Mr President, we should welcome the development of the relationship between the European Union
it does not mean we should welcome anti-Jewish racists
represents another step forward that we should welcome.
Looking at what has been proposed, we are saying that priority should be given to non-chemical crop management, which everybody should welcome.
that is something that this House should welcome.
First of all, I believe the European Union should welcome the fact that the new president, Laurent Gbagbo, is setting up a national reconciliation committee.
We should welcome the fact that since then, the Council has begun to debate a draft
We should welcome investments in advanced communications systems for virtual meetings,
We should welcome any intent to convey meaning to a wider audience through contemporary music's marvellous sonic discoveries.
In these circumstances we should welcome the chance to bring in an effective regulation on e-commerce.
PL Mr President, we should welcome the proposed participation by the Union in a joint research
In this context, I believe that we should welcome the reports by Mrs Hulthén
All sections of the House who are interested in the development of the European Union should welcome that.
I support the Commission's proposal, and take the view that we should welcome it with open arms.
However, although we should welcome the fact that we can now break through the wall of indifference under international law,