Voorbeelden van het gebruik van British press in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The British press hit me hard the next day with the mocking question of whether the new weapon I announced had arisen at the Ministry of Propaganda instead of the Ministry of Armaments.
One only has to read the British press today and speculations on why Tony Blair has made his U-turn on an EU referendum to see that is the case.
The British press and public being what they are,
Since then, the Europhile British press, particularly the national Sunday newspaper The Observer,
It is quite absurd and a continuing scandal that we have to read the British press to find out what is planned,
Is European Political Cooperation aware that, according to British press sources, the Romanian Government has authorized testing on one to five-year-old children by a team of doctors of a new treatment, know by the code name of FLV-23/A,
On behalf of the British press-.
They're great suits," Craig told the British press.
bizarre mutilations flooded the British press.
The British press offered little support to Davis,
The proposals for training on a healthy diet have already attracted widespread ridicule in the British press.
In the British press, surprisingly, Parliament has been praised for coalescing as'a serious
The lady taken by the fairies," as long as you're here, the British press will flog it.
The campaign against Boycott became a cause célèbre in the British press after he wrote a letter to The Times.
Juju is a colonial word the British press love to bring out when they want to diminish our native culture.
It is also claimed in the British press that you do not turn your phone on after 8 p.m. at night.
Madam President, according to the British press today six Algerian nationals were arrested over the weekend by the French security services.
Earlier that year, the British press had published transcripts of a passionate bugged telephone conversation between Charles and Camilla from 1989.
I have been very critical of the way the British press has been talking about our partners in Europe in recent weeks.
There is an EU programme called Interreg- detailed in the British press today- which demands the setting-up of‘transnational regions.