"meditar sobre" in English

wish to meditate together with Mary on these words, and especially on the

This theme provides an opportunity for the Church to meditate and act on the

The Court found in her favour and that is something that the Commissioner will reflect on.

So let us move on from soul-searching about Copenhagen and take the initiative once again.

It should think hard about the means for achieving these goals.

responsibilities, to forgive and to ask forgiveness.

We must now take a good look at food production.

It seems to me that governments and national diplomats should carefully consider this text, and draw conclusions from it.

The British tabloid media would do well to ponder on that fact before they indulge in any further xenophobia on this issue.

to reflect on sth

This claim always reminds me of Nikita Khrushchev in the 1950s and 1960s, when the Soviet Union wanted to outdo the US.

They should think carefully about the effects on their own electorates who are watching with increasing disenchantment the distant and cumbersome European superstructure.

You know the quotation from Hamlet: 'though this is madness, yet there is method in it' - it would be a good idea for Mr Santer to study William Shakespeare.

Those who believe that the market, and the market alone, could guarantee high-quality health care for all should reflect on the situation in the United States.

Mr President, in this combined approach respect for human rights in and outside the Union is central which has prompted me to reflect yet again on the issue of human rights.

I hope you will take this in the spirit in which it is intended and reflect on different ways of achieving the objective that we share: maintaining security of supply for energy in Europe.

Clarity: your political vision, as expounded this morning, does not completely satisfy our vision, and you have to expand and think very much about social Europe, the environment and other aspects.