The wind has veered to the West again.
Le vent souffle à nouveau de l'ouest.
The wind has veered.
Le vent a tourné.
The wind has veered.
Le vent a tourné !
The wind has veered.
Le vent a changé.
The wind has veered.
Le vent a changé !
The wind has veered.
Le vent change de direction.
The wind has veered.
Hé, le vent a changé.
His political discourse has veered towards populism in a matter of months.
En l'espace de quelques mois, son discours politique a basculé vers le populisme.
The wind has veered. Now it's coming from the north. That's why it's colder.
Le vent a changé de direction. Maintenant, il vient du nord, c'est pourquoi il fait plus froid.
Mr President, it is quite clear that the construction of the trans-European transport networks, envisaged in the White Paper on Growth, Competitiveness and Employment in 1993, has veered off course.
Monsieur le Président, le dérapage dans la concrétisation des réseaux transeuropéens de transports, déjà envisagée dans le Livre blanc sur la « Croissance, la compétitivité et l'emploi » de 1993, est plus qu'évident.
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