Übersetzung für "Wir haben die befürchtung" in Englisch

We are afraid that these monies will be denied to them in the future.

We fear that they have been subjected to ill-treatment during their detention.

We fear that this wording is very vague.

We got concerns that maybe he's backing up some of Jimmy's lies.

In the case of Greek citrus fruit, in particular, it is clear that the socialist countries could absorb a large part of our production as part of the development of mutually beneficial relations.

Mrs Hoff applauded, quite rightly in this case I thought, the fact that under the French presidency great progress has been made in preparing for membership of the Central and Eastern European countries.

Although their importance is enshrined in the Commission's text, I have reason to fear that in practice they are still not being dealt with satisfactorily.

Again, we have justified fears that insufficient consideration has been given to the moves towards closer economic ties which are laid down in the agreement, and in some cases take place automatically, or to free movement in the labour market - including family members...

Similarly, we have doubts about the period specified by this Protocol - only two years, and therefore less than in most EC agreements of this type - which will not provide sufficient operational stability for the Community fleet.

However, we constantly fear that international agreements serve to gradually undermine us, because the others, our opponents so to speak, are clever.

We very much fear that things in Honduras are not going to change and that these events will have created a very dangerous precedent, and that the doctrine of the good, timely and not overly bloody coup will have triumphed.

In other words, we are afraid that - although several references are made to the definitive system, which we wish to see introduced as soon as possible - to lay down rules facilitating the transition without establishing a precise timetable is in fact a kind of pretext for postponing again and again a decision which should be taken as soon as possible.

The Committee also feared – and this was borne out to some extent by the documents – that the Commission had not always drawn the correct conclusions from the documents of the Vienna study and, furthermore, was consciously conducting a policy that we doubted was the right course in the case of some particular issues.

I have to tell Mr Sterckx that this is especially the case because we have failed to dispel, in a legally reliable manner, the fear that liberalisation will eat away at the public services in our Member States or render them unaffordable, for the simple reason that new competitors will obviously only be interested in the few profitable lines within the railway market, which will result in a considerable economic loss for the public service provider who will need to attract new sources of income in order to maintain the minor non-profitable lines, or else will be forced to cut these down.

The trade unions certainly have a great interest in the discussion, as "we are worried about entering a downward spiral in terms of social standards in certain sectors".

Indeed, I believe that the primary objective that we must bear in mind in any attempt to re form the CAP is the support of the European model of ag

Now we have to proceed with the second stage of the EMS, that is to say, we have to move on to the Central Bank.

This is a key point as far as we are concerned, since the developing countries don't want to be sidelined in these GATT negotiations and then have to pick up the bill.

Finally, Mr President, I should like to point out that these mini-sessions are likely to involve the transfer of officials.

Obviously, universal service imposes a financial burden and the Forum intends to work on some recommendations on this and other aspects during the coming twelve months.

In fact, we are afraid that by the means of a delegated act, a much broader regulation is being sought, while leading actors still do not comprehend the role of software in a digital world and economy, let alone the importance of Free Software and how its licences work.

We have listened to and taken into account the fears of certain Member States and of the Council as such.

All that time animals in transit from Britain, as is clear from the evidence presented by the RSPCA, have been and continue to be subjected to cruel suffering while in transit from Britain, particularly to the Continent.