Having said that, though, you can't really take the liberty of throwing everything up in the air no matter when. |
In view of the late hour, I will take the liberty of becoming literary: I almost regard this as an un-European way of doing things. |
Madam President, may I take the liberty of answering Mr Ryan's comments very briefly? |
However, I would take the liberty of warning that we do not want to take this debate in the wrong direction. |
We only have a couple of minutes left and I'm going to take the liberty, as chair, to ask the last question. |
I shall take the liberty of giving you my personal feeling on this matter at this stage. |