Examples of using Worrying development in English and their translations into German
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I see this as a worrying development.
But two worrying developments are not being addressed- understandably….
There is a further worrying development.
This is a worrying development that warrants critical scrutiny.
This must be seen as a new and worrying development.
A range of worrying developments can be observed.
The clock for this disastrous and extremely worrying development runs- incessantly!
There have been worrying developments during the reporting period, including a number of threats against journalists.
The EESC urges the Commission to address this worrying development.
This is an extremely worrying development in an already fragile region.
The increasing numbers of inexpensivemini-motorbikes on the EU market is an extremely worrying development.
There are worrying developments in two essential areas for any economy: productivity and employment.
In writing.-(PT) The adoption of this directive, which has just taken place, is an extremely worrying development.
Mr President, the worrying developments in Iran and North Korea compel us, in the European Union, to speak with one voice.
However, it is a source of regret that latterly this processhas slowed down and it is indeed a worrying development.
Commissioner Lewandowski, I would urge you to ensure that this worrying development is raised during dialogue between the EU and China.
This is a worrying development and we would do well to consider what is most desirable, effective cooperation or imposing one's will on others.
According to friends and relatives in the behavior of girlfriends, no worrying developments in recent years has not been observed.
This is a worrying development, even for Ireland despite the rate of economic growth being relatively high in recent years while public capital formation has been cut back.
The Commission will ask the Italian authorities to look into the reasons for this worrying development and find ways to speed up the implementation process.
Another worrying development in the UK is the intention to let police and security cooperation measures slip through the Westminster Parliament without proper democratic scrutiny.
At 3.2%, it is currently well above the 2% target,and this is a worrying development, a development that is stimulated by pay increases, as in the Netherlands.
The second worrying development in Germany- intimately linked to the first- is the latest twist in the debate on the planned enlargement of the European Union to bring in ten or more countries from Central and Eastern Europe.
The first indications that the decrease in the participation of third countries is affecting even industrialised economies- e.g. the USA- should be carefully examined,in order to determine the causes of this worrying development.
Over the last 18 months, there have been worrying developments in freight movements from the Iberian peninsula to Northern Europe via France.
Unfortunately the inability of the Council13 to meet the Stockholm summits call for the telecommunications package to be“adopted as soon as possible this year in order tooffer the sector a level playing field… across the Union” is a worrying development.
A careless attitude towards sanctions against EU partners is a worrying development, giving rise to fears that our Europe of Law will slowly turn into a Europe of the Law of the Jungle.
Admittedly, even a long-term worrying development of the level of indebtedness is not a constitutionally relevant impairment of the legislature's competence for a situation-dependent discretionary fiscal policy.
I think that it is time to showconcern about this drift and to protest against this worrying development, for enlargement requires a fundamental reform, not only of the Treaties, but also of our customs, our administration and our political will.
We are currently facing a worrying development in Europe: in Slovakia, the social democrats are allying themselves with the extreme right to form a government; similar developments are taking place in Poland; and in the Netherlands, the centre-right government, in an attempt to hold on to power, is forming an alliance with the populist extreme right.