Übersetzung für "Leider müssen wir feststellen" in Englisch

Regrettably, it has to be said that we are still a long way from that reality.

Unfortunately, we have to establish that they go off to China.

Unfortunately we have to say that this is not always the case.

Unfortunately, we cannot fail to note that the Treaty has come under pressure.

Unfortunately we still see many obstacles remaining.

With regard to parttime work, we do not want to see any limitations placed on hours, the choice of which must depend on local con ditions and collective bargaining, that is in line with the real needs of the workers.

The words of European statesmen do not match their actions.

Of all the telematic programmes, the potential for improved job opportunities will come in rural and urban areas.

It asks that the Community should contribute to an integrated operation for that city.

Unfortunately, we must face the fact today that the recent Middle East crisis has meant the project has not come to fruition.

Unfortunately, we can see that these rules are not complied with in every Member State.

Unfortunately, however, we can see how the trends are in quite the wrong direction.

Unfortunately, we feel that one particular link in the chain is indeed weak.

Unfortunately, we have to say that the practical reforms have made slow progress.

Unfortunately, Asia wears that crown, together with the countries of Africa.

This is the first conclusion to be drawn from these events which, again, are unfortunately widespread.

Unfortunately, we must conclude that a shipment despite our care, can still arrive damaged.

Resolved in that the waste was taken away from the city and dumped in landfill; unfortunately, it must be said, sometimes in illegal landfills.

We must also note that, in other areas too, some points of which Mr Dankert has just mentioned, this parliamentary democracy is ailing.

Unfortunately, it looks as though the Middle East peace process has ground to a halt.

Unfortunately, we also have to note that little or no progress has been made on other issues, some of which were among our priorities.

The example of the Republic of Congo shows that military measures do not help to protect, secure or establish women's rights. Unfortunately, exactly the opposite is true.

Regrettably we have to concede that the ability of the European Union to exert pressure on the Sudanese Government is limited.

For unfortunately we must admit that the Posei programmes are increasingly in question in the absence of a clear legal basis.

Unfortunately, we are now forced to note that the USA has carried out a series of subcritical nuclear tests and intends to carry out four more before September this year.

Unfortunately however, we note that the proposed directive does not take into account new products on the market due to changes taking place in development and innovation, as in the case of digital products.

Unfortunately, we have to conclude that the proposals which have so far been developed by the British Presidency in conjunction with France are frankly a disappointment.