Examples of using Some remarks in English and their translations into Polish
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In writing.-(DE) Last year Tamás Deutsch made some remarks during a radio programme which have led to him being charged under Hungarian law.
The proposed legal basis gives the occasion to reiterate some remarks already made in previous opinions 4.
We read that when Jesus was speaking to the people He made some remarks, and gave some parables forth, which they could not understand.
on behalf of the Commission and Commissioner Michel, I wish to share some remarks about this issue of human rights in Somalia.
Back in the council chambers, the party candidates for endorsements to various offices were asked to introduce themselves and make some remarks.
just to name a few, but I had some remarks as to their sound.
so on his behalf I wish to share with you some remarks about this issue in Somalia.
During this vote, I have heard here some remarks and I want to state very clearly that those who compare totalitarian Soviet Union with the European Union do not know what it was to live under dictatorship and they do not know what democracy is.
In this narrative we will amplify the address by adding numerous statements made by Jesus on previous occasions and by including some remarks made only to the apostles during the evening discussions of this same day.
He had a mince pie and made some remark about moonlighting.
I think I remember making some remark about it.
Also made some remark- unfortunately I have to say,
he knew I was a woman because he made some remark to Michael.
May I make some remarks?
Sheila has prepared some remarks. sit.
Some remarks for your speech Monday.
I just want to reply to some remarks.
Barb will prepare some remarks for you.
Let me conclude with some remarks concerning the integration of Europe's payment systems.
However, I feel the need to make some remarks as long as Romania continues to be referred to in this context.