Examples of using Wishes to make in English and their translations into Danish
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who, I believe, wishes to make a compromise proposal.
Before the vote is taken, Mr Tillich, the rapporteur, wishes to make a brief statement.
European Democrats wishes to make its position here today clear.
if the player wishes to make a withdrawal which is greater than their deposit,
the rule book states that if a Member of this House wishes to make a point of order,
many other services to everyone who wishes to make use of them.
Each Member State shall communicate to the Secretary-General of the Council such amendments as it wishes to make to point 1.3.2 of Part I and to Annexes 1, 2, 3, 7, 12 and 13 of the Common Manual.
1992"Dear children! I invite you to prayer now when Satan is strong and wishes to make as many souls as possible his own.
It is important that the Committee wishes to make it possible for countries that have stricter rules for the use of greenhouse gases to be able to retain these rules and for those that want to introduce such rules to be able to do so.
regrets that the Commission wishes to make fundamental amendments through an apparently anodyne regulation.
The point the Commission wishes to make, but which has already been presented in detail by the rapporteur,
Alexander gives him a friendly reception and wishes to make friends with him, but when Kalanus sees at a grand feast how Alexander,
If the Commission really wishes to make these amounts available for the implementation of the ECSC operating budget,
Parliament first of all votes on the amendments it wishes to make to the proposal before it; secondly, it votes on the proposal,
Parliament first of all votes on the amendments it wishes to make to the proposal before it; secondly, it votes on the proposal,
You wish to make a purchase, yes?
Wish to make the brilliant putts?
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I wish to make two complaints about the procedure associated with written declarations.
If you wish to make others happy, practice compassion.