Übersetzung für "Ich gebe zu bedenken" in Englisch

Let me ask you to consider what you did with the patents directive.

I would ask you to think about that.

I respectfully offer.

Think about it.

Before you go any further, let me remind you things were very chaotic back then.

I suggest to you that that is not the important problem.

I would ask you to bear in mind that this is the first reading.

I would also like to remind everyone that the Union enjoys important benefits in the area of agricultural exports.

I merely point out that the wheels of democracy are moving too slowly.

Finally, I would like you to consider the fact that kidnapping and other crimes are a business in which many people are involved in a confusing array of organisations.

I submit that it is a matter for this House, that freedom of speech should be absolute and it is the duty of the Bureau to maintain it.

This is a political issue but in my personal opinion I would ask you to bear in mind that it is probably the very poorest who have to suffer as a result of others not being honest.

In conclusion, I would ask you to bear in mind that while we are waiting for Agenda 2000 to be implemented, we should on no account lose sight of the fact that underlying these price proposals are efforts to achieve greater simplification and stability which are reinforced by the broad consensus in this debate.

As for the parts relating to the need to diversify energy sources in the transport sector and exploit the potential of energy-efficient vehicles, I note that the recovery plan includes an initiative on green cars.

Nevertheless, I ask you to consider the fact that it will lose us time and that we shall be unable to act with the requisite degree of urgency.

I also call on those who support the cause of individual freedom in order to justify the free consumption of drugs to consider that true freedom is responsible and that it begins with freeing us from the influence of alienating substances.

I would like it to be noted that the hotbed of abuse occurring with excise duty is due to the increase in minimum levels, since it stimulates the spread of the black-market economy and the manufacture of home-made produce, which contradict all the Community's policies.

I would ask you to consider the fact that, if too many farms in too many regions are forced to cease operating because we are not able or prepared to take the necessary short-term measures that are called for in our resolution, the cost to the EU and the Member States would be many times greater than the cost of taking appropriate short-term measures within the framework of the common agricultural policy.

And let me remind you that it is not only urban and coastal tourism that are important, but especially tourism in rural areas.

I would ask those colleagues who deem this necessary to consider the fact that in February we will be debating the next Commission report - the first of the half-yearly reports - and will have to come to a decision on that.

My concern is that the Single European Act, which both countries have ratified, obliged all members who ratified it to eliminate all borders by 1 January 1992.

You legislated on something that was not in the Commission proposal, and I would ask you to consider what you did on designer protection, for instance, on the question of harmonising Community law on designed or protected products.

In this respect, I agree that the Socrates programme should be extended as broadly as possible.

Nevertheless, I would warn that GALILEO may have a much bigger impact on the general budget than initially expected.

For the first time in a Community legislative text of a binding nature, the rights of unmarried couples are recognised even if, and I remind you of this, it is being done in line with national legislation.

Lastly, I must point out that the Commission adopted the decision to close the formal investigation procedure on 20 October 2004, or five weeks after receiving the final details from Italy.