Examples of using It is to be feared in English and their translations into Swedish
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At present, it is to be feared that the invasion will indeed take place.
If Primaries have created Hannah. a weapon for your enemies, it is to be feared.
Hannah. a weapon for your enemies, it is to be feared. If Primaries have created.
It is to be feared that the use of funds is inefficient in scientific terms.
If we should fail to achieve success here, then it is to be feared that we will not be able to keep even Iran on the right path.
It is to be feared that after the elections the situation may go back to what it was before.
The number of mature fish is declining constantly and it is to be feared that they are no longer producing sufficient young for stocks to be able to recover.
It is to be feared that the next step will be for the law of the strongest to even acquire some sort of legitimacy.
Since commitment appropriations are not the same as payments, it is to be feared that some of the earmarked funds will not reach the countries for which they are intended.
It is to be feared, however, that this union treaty is a geopolitical defensive strategy against the eastward enlargement of NATO.
Apart from the continuing impact of transboundary air pollution, it is to be feared that future pressures on forests are possible such as for example climatic changes arising from global warming.
It is to be feared that people will therefore be forced to use the national currencies longer than necessary.
If Italy and its border police's security system reportedly lags far behind the ordinary Schengen standard, it is to be feared that newcomers like Romania and Bulgaria could soon also slacken in their efforts.
Even so, it is to be feared that such an atrocity will be repeated, and not only in Russia.
cohesion will remain no more than words for us, and it is to be feared that the structural policy undertaken in our regions,
Moreover, it is to be feared that the international situation will lead to a resurgence of such acts.
that are directly involved in the contract, It is to be feared that Switzerland steps back from the contract.
NL Mr President, it is to be feared that the support package for Greece will not work.
The compromise proposal also represents a move away from the step-by-step approach that has characterised the liberalisation so far, and so it is to be feared that many Member States will fail to see the new compromise as a compromise at all.
It is to be feared that the introduction of the euro and the enlargement of the EU will
In view of the speed with which the Council debate is currently being conducted, it is to be feared that, over the next few years, we may possibly have further SWIFTs to contend with,
It is to be feared that, in both places, the discussion will end once again with a lot of words
While there is admittedly no risk of collapse, then, there are threats nevertheless, and it is to be feared that resources in the Mediterranean may suffer the same decline as has occurred in other maritime regions.
It is to be feared that we are less outspoken
Even if the new Member States were to succeed in raising their ODA to 0.17% by 2010 as agreed, it is to be feared that only a fraction of that amount would go to development
It is to be feared that this proposal, if it were to be implemented,
almost 90% of this increase will take place in developing countries. It is to be feared that the current situation will further deteriorate over the next few years.
When Sonic is not running, it is to be feared enemies, because careless contact with them will result in the loss of life.
rather than only addressing the security of transport, since it is to be feared that only the second issue is going to be dealt with.
If we do not help now, it is to be feared that the many young refugees there will be easy prey for one fundamentalist or another.