Übersetzung für "Darüber hinwegtäuschen" in Englisch

It must be remembered, however, that fossil fuels are not inexhaustible.

It's one way to hide the fact that you're actually stockpiling weapons.

Candles can also hide the bumps and patches in your bathroom.

Next to her your face and I can not hide, nowhere to run,

You can hide the Arrows in the options menu.

However, that statement should not obscure what this conflict is really all about.

But this should not blind us to the fact that, overall, biodiversity is declining dramatically.

However, these positive results should not mask the need for further improvements.

However, this should not hide the fact that a great deal still remains to be done.

However, this should not obscure the fact that the period of industrial weakness has already begun before.

However, this mustn ?t belie the fact that Vince Neil wasn ?t in best shape.

There was not one of those that did not belie the Messengers.

The existence of sick bay cards should not disguise the fact that medical care in the concentration camps was catastrophic.

This activism, however, cannot disguise the fact that the regime is still shying away from structural reforms.

However, this should not hide the fact that it differs fundamentally from the artistic creative process.

The sense of wellbeing must not obscure the fact that the body is undertaking a Herculean task.

However, these arguments cannot hide the fact that this is about one thing: whether we actually want to combat poverty in Europe.

The attack on the freedom of the press can only, and even then with difficulty, mask the powerlessness of the authorities to overcome attempts at destabilizing their country.

But the coordination of many activities into one global action must not blind us to the fact that continental, national and regional conflicts are on the increase.

Even though there is no excuse for Milosevic' s past and present policy with regard to the Albanians of Kosovo or with regard to his own people, the few crumbs which have been thrown to reconstruct Kosovo alone, crumbs which bear no relation to the money spent during the actual war, cannot hide the fact that, once again, western intervention in the Balkans has not only failed to solve the problems in this part of the world, but has made them worse.

This short report by Mr Tillich hides the fact that its gestation has been frankly laborious, as well as alarming.

The fact that the euro notes and coins will not come into circulation until 1 January 2002 must not disguise the fact that the euro currency becomes a reality in non-cash format on 1 January next.

But that should not blind us to the fact that the enlargement strategy has still not actually been revised in certain areas, namely with regard to aid, transparency and parity.