Examples of using Concluding remarks in English and their translations into Swedish
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Mr President, I should like to make some concluding remarks about the Directive on tobacco products.
In my concluding remarks I shall try to reply very briefly to all the speeches made.
to make his concluding remarks.
said Margot Wallström in her concluding remarks.
I thank you for once again expressing these principles in your concluding remarks.
As I seem to be running on injury time, I will continue on macro-economic imbalances in my concluding remarks.
Nu'aym was so convincing that a large number of Muslims inclined to his concluding remarks.
substantive points and then some concluding remarks.
Concluding remarks== New technologies provide new benefits, new costs,
particularly on the visa fee, in my concluding remarks.
the concern about the development of these stocks is expressed in the concluding remarks.
it will be followed by the concluding remarks.
I will make my concluding remarks shorter so that I do not overrun my six minutes.
Mr President, our highly respected fellow Member Mrs Dührkop's concluding remarks would also have been my first,
In his concluding remarks the President stressed the EU's resolve to achieve as soon as possible with the Swiss authorities a global political solution mutually satisfactory for both parties.
I will refer to those in my concluding remarks.
It is quite interesting that the Committee of Experts in its concluding remarks says that Community administration is moving towards favouring the tasks of conception and negotiation to the disadvantage of management
the inability of this Parliament to get its act together means I have to apologise to the Commissioner because I will have to leave before hearing his concluding remarks.
I support what he said, especially his concluding remarks about the question of the future development of the Globalisation Adjustment Fund in relation to the other programmes- in particular the European Social Fund- about which we will,
This brings me to my concluding remark, on our use of time.