Examples of using Many colleagues in English and their translations into Swedish
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Political
I was revolted, because we could save so much more lives, so many colleagues could be saved.
Many colleagues have pointed out that the sums agreed are less than what had initially been proposed by the Commission.
Mr President, many colleagues have already asked what we are doing today in discussing stock exchange mergers in Europe.
I am sure you have the best wishes of many colleagues in your retirement.
highlighted in the report and by many colleagues, are well-based.
allow me first of all to thank the many colleagues who have praised the Luxembourg Presidency.
I had the impression that many colleagues in this House saw things the way I did.
We have had a point made by Mrs Berès which, judging from the applause, many colleagues obviously appreciate.
But, of course, we have heard from many colleagues today that there is considerable disappointment in this Parliament.
I fear that many colleagues here today have underestimated the vested interests there are in some governments not to have an agreement,
Mr President, and my many colleagues, to judge the threat that I represent to the regime in Iran.
Therefore, the first thing we must do, as many colleagues have already said,
I, like many colleagues, believe that the use of stem cells has a huge potential for future disease treatments.
Many colleagues today have spoken on the basis of experience in their own countries of how these issues are handled.
I was particularly proud to hear many colleagues from all over Europe discuss issues that influence our everyday activities in Estonia.
Many colleagues from different countries have come to Mr Schnellhardt,
Mr President, many colleagues have highlighted the cacophony Europe and some Member States
Mr President, it is actually a never-ending story in which I, as rapporteur, and many colleagues with me, never get a hearing.
Second, I agree with my many colleagues who have pointed to the chronic problem of under-staffing within the Commission.
There are several aspects relating to a comprehensive innovation policy, which many colleagues have already emphasised in their interventions.