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English-French translation for "to"
"to" French translation
to {preposition}
So much needs to be done in so many areas.
He needs to bring his word to the street.
Like a monkey ready to be shot into space.
So what do we need to happen immediately?
Each State is sticking to its prerogatives.
Allow me to give you a fundamental reason.
I come back to the issue of the Irish Box.
I say to the Council that I expected more.
We largely have Mr Bowe to thank for this.
We will come to the comments in due course.
I have nothing to add to what I have said.
So much needs to be done in so many areas.
I am prepared to withdraw the corrigendum.
We have a duty to respond to this concern.
I will briefly respond to Mr Barón Crespo.
The Serbs must be helped to return home.
And they have all gone home to celebrate.
We can't just go to the cops like that.
Prince wants to call you tonight at home.
We're going to be taking you home really soon
That is the path to the Luxembourg summit.
Nevertheless, we need to look to the future.
Now over to the table and get undressed.
One step closer to economic equilibrium.
Jackie Boy's leading us straight to Old Town
We have a duty to respond to this concern.
Are you referring to the background score?
Define the type of subtotals to calculate.
So our lovers came up With a plan to elope
It is difficult to ask for the impossible.
The same applies to the Structural Funds.
A rehearsal, my dear To be perfectly clear
You shall live to see these days renewed...
Who is to speak in favour of this request?
Every effort must be made to pre-empt this.
God actually makes himself known to you.
Down to what point should we reduce them?
Up to 20 % of people were not registered.
You must ride to Edoras and raise the alarm
You can specify up to three filter conditions.
We are here to speak with the Merovingian.
I say to the Council that I expected more.
It submits regular reports to the Council.
That brings us to the Thessaloniki Summit.
Please tell that to Commissioner Mandelson.
The Commission is proposing to extend it to 2010.
To that extent, we are in agreement, Mr Menrad.
To that extent, I agree with you.
Unfortunately we were not able to achieve that.
We'll decide what to do then.

