Translation of "Kamen wir zu dem schluss" in English

We'd come to the same conclusion.

But after analysing all the data, we still come to the conclusion

We came to the same conclusion, so we ran a diagnostic.

We came to the conclusion that he had been right.

And we were forced to conclude that it had been a successful day for all of us.

"We concluded after a few years this was simply not true.

We concluded, however that the price of 5,000,000 yen was too high.

We concluded that this was an attempt at side-tracking the process.

And that’s just not enough for all the needed effort, we concluded.

But we came to the conclusion that these histories present the special touch of the home page.

We unanimously agreed that everything was in order, which means a recommendation can be made to proceed.

We came to the conclusion that perhaps absorption is not the best term to use.

When we discussed the resolution on Burma in the PPE-DE Group yesterday, we came to the conclusion that the motion for a resolution is very good but the situation in Burma is very bad.

I was responsible for producing the report for the Committee on Legal Affairs and, in agreement with our fellow Members from the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs, we arrived at the conclusion that the urgent procedure that the Commission was asking for in Article 6(2)(2) was unnecessary, because at the moment cooperation between Parliament and the Commission, and also the Council, is excellent.

In all those cases we reached the conclusion that those treaties were not entirely satisfactory, did not respond to all of our aspirations, but nonetheless represented a step forward and were at least better than the status quo.

In the Böge report we decided that if the n+2 rule were extended to the Cohesion Fund, it would become impossible in many instances, especially in the case of the new Member States, to benefit from this Fund when implementing large projects.

At that time we came to the conclusion that these problems could be solved only if the Member States stepped up their mutual cooperation and, in particular, if they discharged their obligations concerning administrative cooperation and accessibility of information, as stipulated in the Directive.

Having made a thorough study of the Spanish initiatives, we have reached the conclusion that, although we are unable to subscribe to them fully, they can be accepted if some amendments are made to them that are basically designed to ensure that guarantees of the protection of citizens' rights are not called into question, thereby responding to the European Parliament's main concern throughout this process.

We concluded that there would be high benefits from providing micronutrients – particularly vitamin A and zinc – to undernourished children in South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa.

But we figured that maybe, during this process, all the time that we had spent in the neighborhood was maybe actually even more important than the painting itself.

When we looked at the technical criteria, we concluded that Croatia already had a functioning market economy and that it could meet almost all the demands of membership within a reasonable period of time.

We have concluded that there are no humanitarian reasons to let you stay here .

This is a subject the European Ombudsman, Mr Diamandouros, touched upon at the last conference in Strasbourg.

Malfatti recognised this immediately and we decided we had to go to Washington and talk to Nixon about it.

The previous interim evaluation concluded that the Centre was trying to do too much, often being unable to set "negative priorities".

Whatever it is. You failed the test.

We came to the conclusion Your Majesty's advisers might not, perhaps, be approaching the matter in the most convenient way to solve it.

Having discussed the new project for three hours, we concluded that Andrew's plan was the best.

Here the Office gained specific supervisory powers, but it continues to regard the fact that the Act does not distinguish sufficiently clearly between constitutional and other elected officials who, as public persons, have a fundamentally reduced guarantee of privacy, and public administration officials whose privacy protection must essentially be preserved with regard to matters not directly related to the conduct of their actual official duties.