Übersetzung für "Meinung abgeben" in Englisch

And I think I hold an informed opinion.

Babe, I can't give an opinion every time you add a sentence.

In her view the means should justify the ends, and this was not always the case.

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Stuff that we can't really form opinions or judgments about, either.

Why the minister of Agriculture had to give his opinion in this case? I wonder.

For this reason, I cannot offer a clear view on France.

Verimag can give you an independent opinion in various sub-areas of real estate management.

You decide!" promotion allows you to give your opinion and also enter our competition.

So buyers could deliver the opinion after the order fast and intuitively to the Shop.

If he does not know the thing, how he can give his opinion?

To that extent, it is only right that the committee responsible, namely the Committee on Budgetary Control, should be able to deliver its opinion on the issue.

I would welcome it if in future the European Parliament would express an opinion not only on coins, but banknotes too.

I wonder, and I ask you, ladies and gentlemen from all the political groups: if the political forum representing the people of Europe cannot express an opinion about these subjects, what can they express an opinion on?

The Council is due to evaluate this request shortly so that it can pass it on to the Commission, which will evaluate it in detail and give its opinion before the Council reaches a decision on its candidacy.

That would be an unusual course of action, since it is often, unfortunately, the case that votes are not totally consistent, but if the rapporteur were to give her opinion on the matter, I am sure we would all be much obliged to her.

Zimbabwe blackbook has launched a shout box, a web page were people can say their opinions, debate, ask a question and say what they want in addition to make their views recognized.

It nevertheless awaits relevant feedback based on participants' experience in order to give a more definite view.

A further 7% think that no change is needed and 5% could not form an opinion on this topic.

At first, but now that it's a hospital mystery, every jackass in the joint is going to want to come in here and give their two cents' worth.

They find thatrespondentsoftenfeelflatteredbythefactthatsomebody is interested in asking them questions andpleased at the opportunity to give their opinion.