Examples of 'should like to express' in a sentence
Meaning of "should like to express"
The phrase 'should like to express' is a polite and formal way of indicating a desire or intention to communicate or convey something. It is commonly used in written or spoken communication to politely express one's wish to share thoughts, opinions, appreciation, or concerns
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should like to express
I should like to express my opposition to this proposal.
This is the request that I should like to express.
I should like to express my sorrow at his death.
There is just one other thought which I should like to express.
I should like to express my thanks for this.
I trust the Dalai Lama and I should like to express my esteem and respect for him.
I should like to express my appreciation once again.
My Group welcomes this and I should like to express our satisfaction.
We should like to express our gratitude to all participants.
These are extremely serious events, and I should like to express my indignation to you.
We should like to express our deep gratitude to them.
In concluding my analysis, I should like to express one final thought.
I should like to express special thanks to all of them.
On behalf of the Assembly, I should like to express our thanks to him.
I should like to express my heartfelt gratitude to all of them.
Madam President, first of all, I should like to express my thanks to the Commission.
We should like to express our deep appreciation to him.
It is the outcome of hard work, and I should like to express the Presidency 's satisfaction.
I should like to express my warm thanks to him posthumously.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, first I should like to express my thanks for the report.
I should like to express my particular thanks to the rapporteur.
As far as Amendments Nos 4 and 5 are concerned, we should like to express our thanks.
I should like to express my views on that.
Finally, Mr President-in-Office, I should like to express a view on an institutional matter.
I should like to express my warm thanks in this respect.
For my part I should like to express to you my optimism.
I should like to express my utmost gratitude.
To all of them I should like to express our deep gratitude.
I should like to express my sincere thanks to all concerned.
The first is that I should like to express my appreciation of the Spanish Presidency.
I should like to express a personal opinion on one other point.
By way of conclusion, I should like to express my thanks for the inspiring debate.
I should like to express my gratitude to them.
Following the debate, I should like to express my thanks for your support for my report.
I should like to express my gratitude here and now.
Between ourselves, I should like to express my personal regret.
I should like to express my appreciation of the work done by the rapporteur.
Mr President, I should like to express my thanks to the rapporteur.
I should like to express my thanks for this fundamental clarification.
Mr President, I too should like to express my sympathy to all the victims.
I should like to express my appreciation of the report we are discussing today.
In this sense, I should like to express support for my fellow MEP.
I should like to express my appreciation and thanks to all of the sponsors.
Mr President, I should like to express my satisfaction.
I should like to express my thanks and my confidence in successful cooperation to come.
Madam President, I too should like to express my condolences with Spain.
We should like to express our deep appreciation for these achievements.
Like the other speakers, I should like to express wholehearted support for the NAIADES Programme.
I should like to express my appreciation for the extensive work she has done.
First of all, then, I should like to express my deep respect for Prime Minister Santer.
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