Examples of using Remarks made in English and their translations into German
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But I would have to say that the remarks made here this afternoon by Mr Farage from the UKIP party were insulting to the Irish people and we will not accept that.
I should first of all like to dissociate myself from the remarks made by Mr Chris Heaton-Harris
Casual racism- disparaging remarks made about other ethnic and national groups around the workplace,
Remarks made under Imports can also be applied to exports.
Some of the remarks made fail to take this into account.
Madam President, I echo the remarks made by my colleague, Mr Almunia.
I also agree totally with the remarks made by my colleague Mr Fassa.
I should like to refer to some additional remarks made by Members of Parliament.
Mr President, my group welcomes the remarks made by Minister Vondra about Guantánamo Bay.
I recalled the remarks made about him by the parlour-maid at Melfort, Mademoiselle Annie.
I very much welcome the clear remarks made just now by Prime Minister Vanhanen.
Remarks made by L. Abalkin. Izvestia, 10.4.1990. Izvestia, 26.5.1990, pp. 12.
Finally, I should like to comment on the remarks made by Commissioner de Palacio about Kyoto.
In the remarks made in this opinion, the EESC broadly endorses the actions proposed by the Commission.
The President concluded that all the remarks made by delegations would be duly taken into consideration in further discussions.
These remarks made me nervous.
The concluding remarks made by Paul should have some meaning for those who attack tongues.
I know there were some disparaging remarks made regarding the training of the artillery troops.
There are cases where victims lose their lives due to continuously slut shaming remarks made by the general public.
 Our modern symbologists might profit by some remarks made by a well-known writer, Mrs. Lydia Maria Child.