Translated sentences containing 'linen'

The bed linen has not been changed often enough.

Las camas no han sido cambiadas con mucha frecuencia.

The bed linen has not been changed often enough.

Las camas no han sido cambiadas con mucha frecuencia.

Nor do we shy away from hanging Member States' dirty linen out to dry.

Tampoco nos cohibimos a la hora de sacar a relucir los trapos sucios de los Estados miembros.

In the case of the duties on bed linen from Pakistan, every krona that went to the manufacturers cost consumers SEK 3.00.

En el caso de los aranceles sobre la ropa de cama procedente de Pakistán, cada corona que iba a parar a los fabricantes costaba 3 coronas suecas a los consumidores.

   . Mr President, if you do not mind I shall not go along the course of answering the point about bed linen at this precise moment.

   Señor Presidente, si no le importa no responderé a la pregunta sobre la ropa de cama en este preciso instante.

On the one hand, how can we give lessons to others and be credible without first washing our own dirty linen in public?

Por un lado, ¿cómo podríamos dar lecciones a los demás y ser creíbles si no ponemos orden en nuestra propia casa?

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