Examples of using Perhaps too in English and their translations into Swedish
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The aim of those amendments was above all to tone down a description, which was perhaps too negative, of the general situation in the training field.
It is I think perhaps too late for us to carry out research in this area.
From an administrative point of view, this is an obvious, perhaps too facile solution,
It was recorded in January 1967(perhaps too late December 1966)
Newman acknowledged his authorship in a touching letter, perhaps too humble; and a war of pamphlets broke out.
Since January, within the scope of the WTO, imports mainly from China have entered the European area unhindered, and perhaps too aggressively.
which is perhaps too high.
Secondly, as the Commissioner responsible for this field, I always made my statements extremely precise, perhaps too precise for some.
The time has come for others to consider their own response to the tragic conflict of loyalties with which I have myself wrestled… for perhaps too long.
To the tragic conflict of loyalties The time has come for others to consider their own response with which I have myself wrestled… for perhaps too long.
They were years during which major changes were made at a fast rate- perhaps too fast at times.
in some countries the fines are perhaps too penal.
These requirements are perhaps too restrictive, and they could end up cutting off the European market,
the Euro 11, and, perhaps too, about who is to be the president of this envisaged Council.
is a greater barrier between your world and ours and that we undermine your position and perhaps too….
then the conclusion would seem to be that in the case of agricultural products there is a large‑ perhaps too large‑ difference between producer prices and consumer prices.
in Barcelona by the European Commission, unfortunately we are still at general statements, perhaps too general and generic,
disarmament question is rapidly losing momentum- clearly, to talk about an army is perhaps too great a leap forwards,
Sometimes perhaps, too many.
Perhaps, too, because they belong to the employer,