Examples of using Unrealistic to expect in English and their translations into Slovenian
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It would not be unrealistic to expect more.
It's unrealistic to expect everyone to behave exactly as you want at all times.
Once the collapse started it is unrealistic to expect it could stop by itself.
It is unrealistic to expect all programmes to succeed.
The EU has perceived political capital[but] the EU member states are too preoccupied with themselves,so it is probably unrealistic to expect the EU to play a role.”.
And it's unrealistic to expect a sudden fix.
As far as an assessment of the CommissionŐs action before the crisis is concerned, the report of the British National Audit Office on FMD notes under 9c: Ôif contingency plans were not sufficient to deal with an outbreak on this scale,it is unrealistic to expect that any could have coped with all the problems and difficulties that arose or that the authorities could have forecast the unprecedented nature of the 2001 outbreakŐ.
It would be unrealistic to expect everybody to like what you do.
As very little progress has been made in the negotiations to date,it would be unrealistic to expect a result to be achieved at the Hong Kong meeting in December 2005.
It is unrealistic to expect that today. There will always be mistakes.
But it is, of course, unrealistic to expect everyone to like you.
It is unrealistic to expect accidents not to happen.
Recognising the current considerable variations within the EU of both direct and indirect taxation,it is unrealistic to expect the sudden introduction of a radical new system; but it is time to suggest a new system that could be introduced gradually over a long period of time.
It's unrealistic to expect long-term annualized 7 percent returns, they say, for retirees who keep most of their portfolio in bonds and cash.
In such conditions, it is unrealistic to expect any results from direct negotiations.
It's unrealistic to expect big wins every single day.
It would be unrealistic to expect this to change radically.
It is unrealistic to expect that you will never eat candy again.
Given that, it seems pretty unrealistic to expect a newborn baby to adjust to life on the outside instantly.
It's unrealistic to expect eighteen, nineteen-year-old kids on the minimum wage to come to Stamford Bridge or any other Premier League ground- this isn't just an issue at Chelsea.
This is not enough, and it is probably unrealistic to expect national fisheries monitoring centres to ensure real-time, individual monitoring of each unit in the fleet.
It's unrealistic to expect to shed a weight promptly, though it can offer excellent results within a couple of months, you have to be consistent and take the pills each and every day.
It is unrealistic to expect all programmes to succeed.
It is unrealistic to expect the estimates to be exactly right.
It is unrealistic to expect all teachers to do so.
It is unrealistic to expect everyone to behave exactly as you want.
It is quite unrealistic to expect a worldwide introduction of a financial transaction tax at present.
But arguably it is unrealistic to expect retail investors to be able to identify which firms are more or less likely to be affected by fraud or systems failures.
It is unrealistic to expect small and medium-size carriers struggling for survival to undertake protracted and costly legal proceedings under the merger Regulation to prevent mergers creating big carriers.
While it would be unrealistic to expect that an open coordination process, based on voluntary cooperation between Member States, could produce large-scale results in a limited period of time, there is a widespread consensus that the potential of the Social OMC remains largely unexploited, that a number of weaknesses should be corrected and that strategic reinforcement of the method would go some way towards improving delivery on the common objectives.