《旧唐书·列传·卷七十八》
 御史中丞李进等传丞相的话，称奉皇上批示： 因各部官员奏章太多，我虽不怕披阅劳累，但所奏事多夹杂诬告；今后议论政事的人，各部官员都应先报告各自长官，各级长官报告宰相，宰相决定是否可奏，此后再奏报。 
御史中丞李进等传宰相语，称奉进止： 缘诸司官奏事颇多，朕不惮省览，但所奏多挟谗毁；自今论事者，诸司官皆须先白长官，长官白宰相，宰相定可否，然后奏闻者。 
The Censor-in-chief Li Jin and others transmitted the words of the prime minister, saying that, in reply to the memorials of the Ministry staff, he said: "As there are too many memorials of the staff of all the ministries, I do not fear the hard work of reading through them, but there are many slanderous accusations mixed in with the matters being presented. From now on when people discuss political affairs, the staff of the ministries shall first report to their superior, and the superior shall report to the prime minister, and the prime minister shall decide whether the memorial may be presented, and then it shall be handed up." 
<s>[INST] 请给出以下文言文的现代汉语和英语翻译: 御史中丞李进等传宰相语，称奉进止： 缘诸司官奏事颇多，朕不惮省览，但所奏多挟谗毁；自今论事者，诸司官皆须先白长官，长官白宰相，宰相定可否，然后奏闻者。  [/INST] 现代汉语:  御史中丞李进等传丞相的话，称奉皇上批示： 因各部官员奏章太多，我虽不怕披阅劳累，但所奏事多夹杂诬告；今后议论政事的人，各部官员都应先报告各自长官，各级长官报告宰相，宰相决定是否可奏，此后再奏报。  英语: The Censor-in-chief Li Jin and others transmitted the words of the prime minister, saying that, in reply to the memorials of the Ministry staff, he said: "As there are too many memorials of the staff of all the ministries, I do not fear the hard work of reading through them, but there are many slanderous accusations mixed in with the matters being presented. From now on when people discuss political affairs, the staff of the ministries shall first report to their superior, and the superior shall report to the prime minister, and the prime minister shall decide whether the memorial may be presented, and then it shall be handed up." </s>
请给出以下文言文的现代汉语和英语翻译: 御史中丞李进等传宰相语，称奉进止： 缘诸司官奏事颇多，朕不惮省览，但所奏多挟谗毁；自今论事者，诸司官皆须先白长官，长官白宰相，宰相定可否，然后奏闻者。
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现代汉语:  御史中丞李进等传丞相的话，称奉皇上批示： 因各部官员奏章太多，我虽不怕披阅劳累，但所奏事多夹杂诬告；今后议论政事的人，各部官员都应先报告各自长官，各级长官报告宰相，宰相决定是否可奏，此后再奏报。  英语: The Censor-in-chief Li Jin and others transmitted the words of the prime minister, saying that, in reply to the memorials of the Ministry staff, he said: "As there are too many memorials of the staff of all the ministries, I do not fear the hard work of reading through them, but there are many slanderous accusations mixed in with the matters being presented. From now on when people discuss political affairs, the staff of the ministries shall first report to their superior, and the superior shall report to the prime minister, and the prime minister shall decide whether the memorial may be presented, and then it shall be handed up."
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