Examples of using To put it mildly in English and their translations into Danish
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Of course, we have all learned that the intelligence reports on chemical weapons were, to put it mildly, inaccurate.
a few positive measures, has to be described as extremely weak, to put it mildly.
The previous debate at the Lomé session was very intense due to the abnormal conditions- to put it mildly- that are prevalent in terms of the internal politics of that country, the country where the Lomé conventions were born.
one in which we in the West have occasionally meddled in ways that were not always- to put it mildly- very well judged.
To put it mildly, the situation is critical:
transparency in countries such as those, forms the ideal breeding ground for all kinds of crimes, to put it mildly.
He was to put it mildly pretty bloody impressed saying that our engagement is better than some of the sites he has worked on that have millions of visitors each month- he had never heard of a 2.15% bounce rate before.
which are going through- to put it mildly- a very difficult passage.
In spite of the fact that China is not a democracy and, to put it mildly, does not allow complete freedom of expression,
As a woman it was, to put it mildly, a challenge to earn respect
the sentiment was- to put it mildly- a bit mellow.
so did the Museum in Odense at times attempt to acquire influence over archaeology in the area covered by Langeland's Museum. To put it mildly, relations were not of the warmest between Svend Larsen
That would be legal overkill, to put it mildly.
simply populist, to put it mildly.
It is also very clear that a break in current trends is vital, to put it mildly.
Perhaps the wording in the statement is unfortunate- to put it mildly- but the reasons were clear.
Now a number of proposed amendments have been tabled which, to put it mildly, I find somewhat irritating.
We must also recognise that the role of the army continues to be highly problematic, to put it mildly.
I am far more concerned about the scepticism- to put it mildly- of the Council on this subject.