Translation of "I am positive that" in German

I am positive that I can do so to your satisfaction, admiral.

I am proof-positive that people can change on the inside, too.

I am almost positive that they're having a party over there.

I am positive that he is wrong.

I am positive that he knew these OD methods.

However, I am positive that those footsteps were not Sophie's.

But I am positive that, with flexibility and political perceptiveness, reasonable solutions can be found.

I am 100% positive that this approach moves cars.

I am positive now that it is Aurra Sing who is out to get you.

But today is Thursday and therefore I am positive that I am able to get a table.

I am positive you realize that like many bonuses, the Alien Spinvasion!

I am positive that centuries will pass, and we will still listen to Bach, Mozart, and Tchaikovsky.

I am positive that regional strategies can be more effective and should be promoted because Member States are then acting in the common interest.

I am positive that, with our joint support and, most importantly, with the involvement and support of its people, Iceland is capable of making real progress in the direction of the European Union.

I am positive that the Commission report will assess the effects of a possible system for designating origin, so that the legislators can make a sound decision at a future point.

On the other hand, I think the actual idea of assessing the human rights impact of an agreement makes sense, and I am positive on that.

But I am positive that with our support, but mainly with the determination of its people, Montenegro can make real progress towards the European Union.

I am also positive that, even with these necessarily limited sums, we may still exercise a significant leverage effect and impact on all the Structural Funds programmes.

I am positive that, with greater commitment on the Commission' s part, this would have been feasible.

I am positive that this will allow us to successfully raise the profile of mountain regions and highlight their importance to Europe.

Having said which, I am positive that two new steps forward will be taken over the next two days and, as we continue on this course, we at the heart of the European Union, the European Parliament, must generate the political spirit and climate which, unfortunately, tend to be lacking, reducing the debate from a debate on overcoming problems to a mean, tight-fisted debate.

I am positive that at some point - be it before or after integration - this development will help resolve the political problem that has beset Cyprus for years.