Examples of using To begin by saying in English and their translations into Swedish
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Mr President, I wish to begin by saying that I fully endorse the speech made by my colleague, Mr Howitt.
I would like to begin by saying that countries in the area have reacted calmly and responsibly.
Mr President, I wish to begin by saying that the Commission regrets the absence of Mr Rothley this afternoon.
I wish to begin by saying that I totally support Mrs Sudre's remarks.
I would like to begin by saying that it is always pleasant to have nice weather.
I was going to begin by saying what a great encouragement
Mr President, Commissioner, I would like to begin by saying that my feelings about this debate are bittersweet.
Allow me to begin by saying that I welcome the Commission proposal
I should therefore like to begin by saying that there are in fact two men from my group who have submitted to Parliament an appeal for equality that will also be forwarded to the President.
I wish to begin by saying that the European Union adopted a strong
HU I would like to begin by saying how much we welcomed the clear and comprehensive debate which
I should like to begin by saying that Mrs Read was absolutely right to draw attention to the moderate way in which the resolution is couched
I should like to begin by saying, Mr President, that I believe
Mr President, I should like to begin by saying to Mr Juncker that he should not take offence at the small number of us in this House.
I wish to begin by saying to Mrs Paulsen,
I should like to begin by saying to Members that we, in the United Kingdom, have been very grateful
Madam President, I wish to begin by saying how much I welcome this debate and I congratulate the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
Mr President, I wish to begin by saying how much I appreciate the broad degree of support that Parliament has given to the position that the European Union,
Mr President, I wish to begin by saying to the President-in-Office that Amnesty International has stated that 8 500 Palestinians from the Occupied Palestinian Territories being detained in Israeli prisons are being held contrary to Article 76 of the Geneva Convention, and for many of these prisoners family visits are impossible due to the restricted travel permits.
Mr President, I would also like to begin by saying that I believe this to be a good time to table a motion to review the Action Plan on Energy Efficiency