Examples of using False expectations in English and their translations into Swedish
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not raise false expectations.
Nevertheless, in order to avoid creating false expectations, it should be stressed that Member States are obliged to protect
If the target figures cannot be made binding then we will be creating false expectations, i.e. by pretending to strive for the improvement of the environment without being able to make it a reality.
The events that occurred during the second half of 2015 have shown that third country nationals often come to Europe with false expectations and rosy images of life in the EU that are usually provided by smugglers.
rather than creating false expectations and hopes for membership,
on the labels or advertising of types of food is very important because it can lead to false expectations or to the adoption of behaviour that has no scientific basis.
it is therefore important to establish a consistent awareness raising programme being careful not to create distortion of competition in the after-market or false expectations on systems capabilities.
I sincerely regret that false expectations were raised with unrealistic timetables,
important to inform this at once in order to avoid misunderstanding and false expectations.
which has raised false expectations and has therefore helped to aggravate this serious problem,
a differentiated response, for in the end a sensible energy policy must not raise false expectations it cannot fulfil
be better to guarantee Turkey privileged and preferential partnership status with the EU, rather than creating false expectations and hopes for membership,
Nevertheless, in order to avoid creating false expectations, it should be stressed that Member States- although they also remain bound by major international agreements on the protection of rights that some of them have ratified- are obliged to protect and promote the charter's rights
false idea of harmonisation and we have to avoid legal insecurity,">as well as false expectations about the internal market.
Whilst a clearer denition of the aims of Leader might have avoided false expectations and ensured that all participants had similar rationales for involvement, this would however
Drains of resources on false expectation.
The false expectation is also known by more aggressive illusionists as the dashed hope.
I am always really careful not to raise any false expectations.
But it's no use your Mr. Biko filling them with false expectations.
But it's no use your Mr. Biko Maybe too slow to suit some of them, filling them with false expectations.