- if the European elite do not allow the people to speak, then, in the end, they will find other ways to make their voices heard.
- om den europeiska eliten inte låter folket säga sitt kommer det att hitta andra sätt att göra sin röst hörd.
- A democratic state based on the rule of law must always allow discussion to take place democratically, with all citizens able to make their voices heard.
- En demokratisk stat som grundas på rättsstatsprincipen måste alltid tillåta demokratiska diskussioner, och alla medborgare måste kunna göra sina röster hörda.
- Around 50 leading representatives from every social group in the country attended the conference, in a bid to make the voice of Afghan women heard in the current international political debate.
- Omkring 50 ledande kvinnliga företrädare för alla samhällsgrupper i landet deltog i toppmötet med målet att göra de afghanska kvinnornas röst hörd i den löpande internationella politiska debatten.
- It is to this fact, to this love of truth and to this love of freedom that we owe our unconditional devotion, and it is this that should heighten the responsibility of everyone, because asking the European institutions to be strong, to be determined and to make their voices heard is, first and foremost, not a demand by Parliament for geopolitical prominence, it is pointing out that, insofar as it represents this political project that we call united Europe, the love of freedom and of truth that exists in all of those who demonstrated in recent days must not be forsaken by Europe’s institutions.
- Att be EU-institutionerna vara starka och bestämda och göra sina röster hörda är inte framför allt ett anspråk från parlamentets sida på en geopolitiskt framstående ställning.
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