Examples of using Just explained in English and their translations into Italian
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Madam President, as I have just explained, we established the European Year of Education through Sport because we could not establish a European Year of Sport without a legal basis for financing it.
The first amendment relates to what Mrs Buitenweg has just explained and consists of adding,
Therefore, and in view of the political reasons which you have just explained, the Conference of Presidents has arranged for the report to be debated during the first October part-session.
you have just explained that Articles 34, 35 and 36 of the
And, as just explained above, it must be stressed that address a public formal accusation of heresy to the Supreme Guardian of the Holy deposit of the Catholic faith,
an action that would seem to contradict the goals I have just explained.
as the case as diverse as we have just explained, this sign has a particular application in the most dubious,
as the rapporteur has just explained.
When we understand things as our brother has just explained in relation to the word of the Lord,
as Mrs Roth has just explained very well.
Is it possible that we can continue to negotiate entry with a country which apparently appears to be implicated in the disruption of electronic communications- as Mr Savi has just explained- with the banking system,
as the case as diverse as we have just explained, this sign has a particular application in the most dubious.
because they will set off the reaction we have just explained, and leave you on a“sugar dump.
has become a friend of ours, has just explained to us that judges are the worst off in the hierarchy of Turkish State officials.
To the extent that, as I have just explained, the policy can contribute to the successful attainment of the Union's principal objectives,
Mr President, Mrs McKenna, our remit is clearly laid defined. I have just explained- and I would like to stress this once again- that the Council is not authorised to say anything about the conduct of police forces as regards measures to uphold public order in the sovereign territory of a given Member State.
more general political implications as I have just explained.
as Mr Collins has just explained.
more general political implications as I have just explained.
and as we have just explained, this is one of the main requirements to be able to present yourself to the certification tests.