Examples of using We are failing in English and their translations into Finnish
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And we are failing.
I can confirm that we are failing.
We are failing! And why?
And why? We are failing!
We are failing, Uriel.
With this ban we are failing in both areas.
We are failing to do that!
Turned away from the church. It's clear we are failing to connect with people.
We are failing in not being consistent.
However, what is less positive is the fact we are failing to implement the regulation effectively.
Yet we are failing to build the house from the foundations upwards.
The underlying premise of all these events has been the realisation that we are failing in the fight against world hunger.
It's clear we are failing to connect with people. Turned away from the church.
If the Rules of Procedure were reformed and people knew what we are doing here- and above all what we are failing to do here- then this place would be full to overflowing.
At present, we are failing to benefit from this money, which would simply make speculation harder, but not impossible.
On the issue of Sapard:while we spend our time arguing in the accession negotiations about the level of payments, we are failing to exploit the opportunities for pre-accession assistance that Sapard offers.
All in all, we are failing to fight international organised crime and that is why it is getting stronger.
More courage and more consistency are needed because, although we recognise this fact- and the Council and Commission have done so too, at the Luxembourg andCardiff Summits- we are failing to act accordingly.
We are failing in giving the impression that the climate change debate is all about giving things up, about doing without things.
If we fail to reform our approach to radio spectrum, we are failing European industry, which is poised to become a global leader in communications technology.
But we are failing to do so: the efforts to attract new users into our community are far outstripping the efforts to teach them the civics of our community.
If we are transferring thousands of millions of euros back to the Member States because we are not able to implement certain programmes, that does not mean we are being particularly frugal, butquite simply that we are failing to implement policies on which we have agreed.
One of the main reasons we are failing to achieve such a single market is poor implementation and inconsistent interpretation.
Unless the Commission brings forward a detailed analysis of the money required in order to enable the schools to do their job properly, either in providing the special needs education within the schools orproviding that education outside of those schools, then we are failing as a Union, and, indeed, as an employer of the parents of these children.
The matter that we are failing to address is the relationship with consumers, to which the Commissioner has responded very positively by stating that an enormous amount of work will be carried out in this connection.
With the decisions to transfer EUR 175 million to Kosovo and EUR 200 million to Serbia, we have hopefully managed to finance the most acute needs in those countries, but we must not run the risk of people in, for example, Bosnia orMacedonia feeling that we are failing to keep our promises to them in order to be able to provide aid to Serbia.
We are failing seriously in our duties if we cannot respond to what is an emergency situation resulting from an unprecedented set of circumstances which could not have been anticipated in the context of the 1992 CAP reform.
I think, however, that we are failing fully to notice the improvement this year, because, as has been seen from today's debate, we still of course have the budget divided up into areas of expenditure and we still have to keep within the fixed limits for these areas of expenditure.