Examples of using Far too often in English and their translations into Danish
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Far too often in the past we have found that promises have been made
I would like to draw the Commission' s attention to the fact that this is happening far too often.
It occurs to me that, far too often, a man walks through life without saying that which he really means.
Far too often funds are held up
Question Time is being moved around far too often and Members are not being given the opportunity to do their duty.
Far too often their contribution to society has been taken for granted
Far too often, we are prepared to support one against another group to the long-term detriment of peace in a particular region.
Such a prosecuting authority under OLAF is necessary because experience shows that far too often no prosecution follows from OLAF' s work.
Far too often student exchanges,'work abroad' programmes
Lifelong learning is far too often a set phrase
Far too often we have discussed these issues- on many occasions without getting answers- only to find that it is then too late.
It happens far too often that major intentions expressed in the form of declarations of principle subsequently fail to be backed up by concrete action.
Far too often, the Council and Commission are not prepared to trigger the use of these clauses to pressurise third countries to address legitimate concerns.
Mr President, we in this Parliament have often, far too often, been forced to observe Serbia's unjust oppression of the Albanian population in Kosovo.
and are far too often an obstacle to sustainable development and reconstruction processes.
Far too often the concerns and interests of our peoples are ignored in the headlong rush to advance the federalist agenda exemplified in the Lisbon Treaty.
Far too often in the past we have seen costly development plans collapse because of environmental considerations that were not addressed at the initial planning stage.
But far too often, these leaders have used their power to further abuse the poor
Far too often many of the installations which this directive is designed to safeguard,
Today, illegal exploitation is far too often the cause of civil wars