Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Concluding remarks in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Nu'aym was so convincing that a large number of Muslims inclined to his concluding remarks.
Mr. Miscavige's concluding remarks expressed both the spirit
In his concluding remarks the President of the Section,
I will deal with any other points, particularly on the visa fee, in my concluding remarks.
I should just like to make two brief concluding remarks.
running on injury time, I will continue on macro-economic imbalances in my concluding remarks.
It is time to demonstrate leadership" were the concluding remarks of the Belgian cooperation.
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.
In its concluding remarks, the Presidency stressed that readiness from all sides to compromise
Concluding remarks After a number of difficult years of macroeconomic management at the beginning of the transition period,
In his concluding remarks, the President stressed the useful character of the debate
And- as the rapporteur so rightly stresses in his concluding remarks- all the countries have their own particular history
before I start my concluding remarks I would like to inform the honourable Members of the outcome of the discussion in the Czech Senate on the Lisbon Treaty.
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
I will make my concluding remarks shorter so that I do not overrun my six minutes.
Commissioner, and my concluding remarks are addressed particularly to you, obviously we would
In his concluding remarks, the President underlined that approval of the Pact took place against the background that the decisions in the field of combating organised crime were as important as the measures aiming at economic integration for fulfilling the conditions for accession.
We also attach importance to the emphasis placed by Parliament in the concluding remarks of the report on the guiding principles proposed by the Commission,
then I will offer some concluding remarks.
Prime Minister, I wonder if, in your concluding remarks, you could tell us what sort of response you have had to that paper