Translation of "Einmal ist keinmal" in English

A day is a day, Dona Fidelina!

Once is never enough when you're expecting, sweetie.

The following soundtracks are found in the movie One for the Money .

We are considering a motion for a resolution which, for once in a way, seems to me relatively precise.

This is why, on the whole, we support reform of the COM in tobacco, and supporting it just this once will not do any harm.

Madam President, one time does not make a habit. This attitude is, in my view, a very short-term one.

This is why, on the whole, we support reform of the COM in tobacco, and supporting it just this once will not do any harm.

This is why, Mr Cohn-Bendit, you will not resent my preferring Mr Schulz's or Mr Daul's analysis to yours, just this once.

Mr President, within the framework of the so-called urgent procedure, this House is often called upon to deplore, regret and condemn, and although one swallow does not make a summer, we are also called upon to note the positive conditions under which elections have just taken place in Kenya, in a country everyone agreed was on the verge of a social revolution several weeks ago, and which is certainly not out of the wood.

Although I do not intend to make a habit of it, I should like to thank the Commission for responding to our request for the set-aside requirement to be established at the same time as the 1998/1999 price package.

Just this once I thank you, Mrs Bonino and Mr van den Broek, for your prompt intervention.

I wonder - it does no harm just this once - if there should not be a world doctrinal reflection and if, perhaps, the method of complete tax exemption, with all the risks this means for traditional commerce and virtual commerce, or the method of specific taxation are not worth studying.

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, allow me to hope today for once that the Council will make an explicit and courageous commitment.

Mr President, Mrs Billingham's report is welcome because, for once, it has enabled Mr Herman and myself to agree on the same text, although for somewhat different reasons perhaps.

But we in the European Parliament, the voice of the people of Europe, cannot let this opportunity to defend a healthier Europe, so close to the hearts of our citizens, pass us by. It is an opportunity to defend a voluntarist and pragmatic vision of Europe and - it will do no harm just this once - to ensure that a political decision prevails over administrative circumspection.

As far as the rest is concerned, for once, I agree wholeheartedly with what the honourable lady members, Mrs Ainardi, Mrs Auroi and Mrs Grossetête, said.

I too would, therefore, like to thank the rapporteur Mr Liese, since once is not the norm here, who undoubtedly played a very positive role in drafting these compromise amendments.

Just for once, we invite our readers to turn straightto the interview on page 35 of this issue.

I hope that this debate will lead Parliament to arrange a specific debate on this problem in the near future and that subsequently, since the opportunity may never arise again, the Commission and the Council will care to listen to what is said in the House and come up with a solution to this problem that could give the Community as a whole something of which it could be proud.

We must not use the internal discussion in the GDR for new cold war polemics.