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Yet we cannot expect politicians.
After all, if we keep doing the same thing, we cannot expect different results.
We cannot expect anything good to come from it.
If the junta respected these principles, these values, it would not be a junta, so we cannot expect that it will listen to these appeals.
We cannot expect perfection in this respect.
First, because our partners face important structural challenges, we cannot expect things to change overnight and, as Lord Patten once said:'democracy is not instant coffee'.
We cannot expect a fantastic result.
I would like to emphasise that as long as global poverty exists-with 1.4 billion people living on less than one dollar a day- we cannot expect to also solve this issue inside the European Union.
We cannot expect someone else to bear such responsiblity.
At a time when Member States are forced to make savings,and our citizens are bearing the consequences of the financial and political crisis, we cannot expect a big increase in the budget compared to the previous year.
We cannot expect a person, for example, with Alzheimer's, to be able to be a loving adult.
The child's body has learned thelesson of violence from their parents over a long period and we cannot expect it to suddenly forget these lessons at the behest of religious values, which the body doesn't understand anyway.
Just as we cannot expect others to love us more than we love ourselves.
It was thus vital for the new Commission to keep enlargement on its agenda andlook at the Western Balkans as a whole- we cannot expect to achieve different results by pursuing the same policy as before, he remarked.
Since thou art human, we cannot expect thee to understand fully what Sarek has requested.
But, although the regulative ideal of public opinion- to a large extent formulated by the German philosopher Jürgen Habermas- suggests a persuasive exchange of arguments between rational citizens,the reality is that we cannot expect a public conversation that is overly sophisticated.
We cannot expect changes to take place if we ourselves are not ready to change.
The referenda would have obtained a negative result elsewhere because we cannot expect, nor should we expect, voters to endorse a Treaty that even a wellintentioned reader will never be able to understand.
We cannot expect to become a priority for the EU, but we are still able to promote more active and organized cooperation,” Edi Rama said.
On behalf of the ALDE Group.- Madam President, let us be frank and open:as Frontex is a coordinating agency, we cannot expect it to stop the influx of irregular migrants in itself and of itself, nor to put an end to the trafficking in human beings.
Clearly, we cannot expect our God to protect all his servants in identical ways.
This is a definitive and immediate revelation,[1]for God is revealed by his Word; we cannot expect a further revelation since Christ himself is God(cf. Jn 20:17) who gives himself for us, bringing us the life that dwells in his Father.
Clearly, we cannot expect, and especially not in the coming years, in the next few years, the same effort from those who have to reduce a heavy industrial base, such as we have within the Union and developing countries have.
But at the same time it is very clear that we cannot expect that a continent that will double its population in a very short time will not have an impact on the environment.
If we cannot expect a solution to this problem from Friday's Council, and even if we have to wait until March's Council meeting for it, it is essential for the Heads of State or Government to prepare to make the stability fund more flexible, starting on 4 February, along with preparing the relaunch of the European economic government.
Although we cannot expect miracles from the agreement, it is a step in the right direction, which is why I have voted in favour of this report.
(SK) Mr President, Baroness Ashton, it is clear to us all that we cannot expect you to set up extensive security operations in crisis areas throughout the world in the short time that has elapsed since the creation of your office.
Therefore, we cannot expect any more books to be discovered or written that would open the canon again and add to its sixty-six books.
It is a long process; we cannot expect to solve everything at once, and it is also very complicated, but primarily it must, in my opinion, be an inclusive, participative process built from the bottom up: a partnership between equals.