Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Have rightly in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Commissioner, you have rightly stressed the need to support Tunisia at this time of democratic transition.
Faithful Christians have rightly mocked this opinion as an attack by the devil that has people tear all the pages out of the Bible.
You have rightly given figures for all the European citizens who are in some way affected by the problem because they are related to prison inmates.
Honourable Members, several of you have rightly pointed out the importance of the conference in Nagoya.
We have rightly established The European Globalisation Adjustment Fund and we will soon have the European patent.
Mr Lange as well- have rightly pointed out that a few questions are still unanswered.
Commissioner, you have rightly pointed out that this communication is merely an interpretation
NL Madam President, rapporteur Chatzimarkakis and many other speakers have rightly highlighted the need for Member States to submit declarations of assurance.
We have rightly changed the right to stop a loading
For, as Catholic apologists have rightly pointed out, Mary gave birth to a person,
Bertens(ELDR).-(NL) Mr President, Mr Schulz and Mrs Aelvoet have rightly focused attention on the barbarous situation in Sudan.
I must point out at this juncture, as you have rightly said, that the subject is highly sensitive.
thousands of European citizens have rightly demanded.
of which some people have rightly reminded us.
We have rightly concentrated on the essential issues,
They have rightly identified the very significant challenges that we currently face
In writing.- Most of us have rightly expressed disappointment at the outcome of the Copenhagen Summit
Mr Simpson too have rightly pointed to the problem of road transport
for the taxpayer- to whom both of you have rightly referred- cannot be expected to rebuild infrastructure only to see it destroyed.
The previous speakers have rightly referred to the flare-up in the battles between government-friendly rebels and President Idriss Déby's troops in eastern Chad, which has clearly