Examples of using Would perhaps in English and their translations into Danish
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A certain type of pseudo-culture which was stirring even among ourselves would perhaps have prevented us from taking courageous decisions.
It would perhaps be best if I focus just on two issues to which I should like to draw the attention of the House.
hoping that he would perhaps give me some explanation of the events of the preceding night.
It would perhaps be better to entrust the Presidency to the small countries
There are those, including within this House, who would perhaps prefer its foundations to be swept away by a neoliberal storm.
postponed until September and other things would perhaps also have been possible.
I did wonder some months ago whether to table amendments, which would suggest a less ambitious outcome, but which would perhaps be more acceptable to Member States.
The Commission originally put this proposal to the Council in the belief that the matter would perhaps be settled by the time the Treaty of Lisbon was concluded.
You would perhaps think that it is impossible
did not increase again from time to time, pay would perhaps equalise after seventy years.
I believe the amendment is too restrictive and would perhaps be better as a voluntary piece of information.
Other politicians receiving the prime ministership as a result of obtaining a mere 25 percent plurality would perhaps have accepted that they did not have a mandate and would have worked to build consensus.
which acquiring a refund in those circumstances would perhaps validate tough.
In conclusion I should like to paraphrase José Sócrates: It would perhaps be a good idea to start listening to the scientists
you might think that there is a need for greater discretion in body searches and that a machine would perhaps make things easier
On a more general note, when I read how carelessly the Commission spends the funds allocated to it, I really wonder whether we would perhaps do better to leave development expenditure in the hands of the Member States themselves.
It would perhaps be wiser for us in European politics not always to bandy about grand speeches and then disappoint the people when
as a stimulus we could say that we would perhaps be prepared, in exchange for recognizing this distinguishing plate,
if caught and projected onto the screens of the warlords would perhaps also give these people a sleepless night
the most practical solution would perhaps be to recognise the responsibility of the State in which the application was made.