Vertaling van "may have even said something " (Engels → Frans) :

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This is not a government that anymore is interested in having advice and counsel on how to be effective. Mr. Speaker, picking up a bit on where the hon. Minister of Canadian Heritage left off, it is not just that the Canadian public rejected Liberal proposals over the last three campaigns, of course mindful of the Liberals' woeful record with respect to climate change, but it is something to hear the Liberals continue to retread through ideas that have been rejected and present them once again as though they are new and should be taken up even though Canadians have said something quite different.
Monsieur le Président, pour reprendre là où le ministre du Patrimoine canadien s'est arrêté, je dirai qu’il n’y a pas seulement le fait que les Canadiens ont rejeté les propositions libérales au cours des trois dernières campagnes électorales, mais il y a aussi le bilan lamentable des libéraux en matière de changements climatiques.

Perhaps one of the reasons we can explain the lack of standards with respect to even being prepared to admit to having said something that he said is that it might explain also the conduct of the Minister of International Cooperation. It might also explain what is going on at the Old Port of Montreal.
Le fait qu'on ne respecte aucune norme même en ce qui concerne le fait de bien vouloir admettre avoir dit ce qu'on a dit explique peut-être aussi la conduite de la ministre de la Coopération internationale ainsi que ce qui se passe à la Société du Vieux-Port de Montréal.

I'm sorry; I thought you may have said something that amounted to an explanation. I said even I agreed that it's— Oh, even you?
J'ai entendu la question, mais pas d'explications.

Mr. McCreery, who was here on Monday, talked a lot about.and I think, Alanna, you may have even said something about 91% of our agriculture being involved in exports.
M. McCreery, qui était ici lundi, a beaucoup parlé de.et je crois, Alanna, que vous avez dit qu'environ 91 p. 100 de notre agriculture exporte.

We still have much talking to do. But you have said something. You have said: ‘I want the European Commission and the European Parliament to be consulted’.
Mais vous avez dit quelque chose, vous avez dit: «je veux que la Commission européenne et le Parlement européen soient consultés».

– (DE) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I am now somewhat surprised at the remarks by Mrs Terrón i Cusí, who yesterday evening said something else entirely.
- (DE) Monsieur le Président, Mesdames et Messieurs, je suis quelque peu surpris par les remarques de Mme Terrón i Cusí.

Mr Pasqua - who appears to have left the Chamber - said that he is not prepared to place blind trust in the Commission. I would point out, if I may, that, even if he were prepared to do so, the Commission would not want blind trust to be placed in it at all.
M. Pasqua, qui a apparemment quitté l’Assemblée, a affirmé qu’il n’est pas prêt de faire aveuglément confiance à la Commission.

That is how things are and it means that even if the Council has said something, the election observers can say something completely different; and if the election observers have said something, then likewise the Council can choose to refer to this a great deal or a little, can choose to look backwards or forwards.
Cela va de soi et cela signifie que le Conseil peut dire une chose et les observateurs peuvent avoir un avis tout à fait différent. D’autre part, le Conseil peut se référer en partie ou intégralement - c’est à lui de décider - aux propos tenus par les observateurs ; il peut aller de l’avant ou aller de l’arrière.

I am sure all hon. members would believe and understand that even if something is being done correctly there is no harm in having it looked at because that removes any air of suspicion the public may have with respect to actions by elected members.
Tous les députés conviendront sans doute que si une chose est faite correctement, il n'y a pas de mal à l'examiner, car cela aura pour effet de lever les soupçons du public sur les activités des députés.