To be sure.

It seems to go without saying.

President. I call Mr Capanna.

Perfection. That goes without saying.

But what you told us goes without saying, it is blindingly obvious!

That's obvious.

Isn't that obvious?

They must indeed be provisional and must not be misused in any way.

That goes without saying.

I do not think this is too hard to understand.

But of course it is.

Of course she is.

Why, anyone would have done the same thing.

That's selfevident!

Not at all, it's only natural.

They take it for granted.

This approval cannot be taken for granted.

Pure nonsense, of course.

She takes everything for granted.

That is perfectly obvious.

I congratulate the rapporteur, Mr Herman, on this report.

Everyone is, of course, free to act as they like.

Your President is invited, of course.

That is, of course, not the case.

That seems to me to be self evident.

Needless to say, the activities must be reformed.

This is of course quite impossible.

The answer is clearly 'No'.

What? What are you taking about. I'll sleep on the train.

It goes without saying that time is money.

'Of course it is work'.

This recognition is, of course, necessary.

We hope that other initiatives will follow, concerning, for example, the protection of inventors, the Community patent, uniformity of the VAT rate and so on.

Of course there is plenty of free parking.

France, of course, is a presidential democracy.

This is, to be sure, a special case.

The Turkish question is, of course, complex.

Of course, this is a long road.

Nowadays, we take curiosity for granted.

There is of course nothing new about this statement.

Already three Hong Kong owners have more ships than the

However, in some Member States there is no legal requirement to register ownership of the trailer.

Tobacco is no ordinary product of course.

You have, of course, every right to do so.

The most important one is, of course, enlargement.