Übersetzung für "Den eindruck gewinnen" in Englisch

One can not help but feel that the wrong side gan - One can't help feeling that the wrong side won. In memmory of John Marco Allegro A Gnostic Media production

Stefan Mielchen: You may very well say that!

Walter: Yes, you might get that impression.

This at least is the impression that one can get.

You almost get the impression that defective products are the general rule.

One is under the impression that the Commission did not choose its timing by chance.

Naturally, we must work to acquire experience in this type of operation, so as to be able to learn lessons for the future.

Efforts in these areas have to maintain the equity principles, which are inherentto the European Social Model (equal access to quality health care).

Everyone had the impression he/she was taken seriously.

The child must not have the impression that home and the kita are two separate worlds.

The customer should never get the impression that you only want to sell something.

However, I don't want to give the impression that the movie fails as a comedy.

Overall, the text should give the impression that the author has read the articles cited.

We need to feel that Europe is integrating in symbolic, non-material domains.

One might gain the impression from this that Mexico’s union workers are among its least fortunate people.

On the photos one could get the impression that I got entangled in the net.

We get the impression with the proposals you are making now that you are actually encouraging over-regulation.

He may feel that his efforts in this agreement are wasted and not appreciated.

The farmers are therefore going to get the impression that they alone are financing the implementation of the euro, both through the resultant budgetary constraints and through the withdrawal of the green ECU.

However, none of this will be permanently established if the people of Europe feel that the unification of our continent is taking place at their expense.

We must also avoid giving the local population the impression that when international institutions start getting involved everything will come right again.

Victims of human trafficking should never get the impression that they are alone or that they have been left in the lurch.

If I could just clarify it a bit, did I correctly understand him to say that, other things being equal, he would prefer to rely on local staff in NGOs rather than having Europeans acting to some extent as minders, which I take it could well be the perception?