Examples of using We can hardly in English and their translations into Swedish
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We can hardly answer this question because initially the agreement was reached when the Member States shared opinions at the dinner table and decided which programmes should be funded.
We can hardly start a meeting
The idea to use a water-cooling sounds very promising on paper, but we can hardly find any advantages over a standard air-cooled laptop in practice.
We can hardly develop a European railway network when requirements for train drivers
We can hardly create a European consciousness if we do not publicize transnational training activities among all those involved in the EU's educational,
Like you, I regret it, but they did request it, and we can hardly refuse to talk to our partners about this.
Mr Zapatero has reacted extremely well but, we can hardly envy the situation that the Spanish economy is in.
In the present retain traces of a cultural past without whose understanding we can hardly understand our current way of life,
In history, we can hardly see any era that can produce huge amounts of data
All this considered, we can hardly be surprised that many people are resorting to harsh chemical methods in an attempt to banish those bumps.
Therefore, we can hardly perceive its recognition as a definite confirmation of the involvement of italians.
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Albeit we can hardly see them with our naked eyes,
In this respect we can hardly draw any conclusions for you Pilot case test winner pull.
You have to understand that we can hardly give this committee of experts some kind of carte blanche.
so unbelievably much faster than now, that we can hardly imagine it.
We can hardly label these organisations,
There is a bad echo in the Chamber, as a result of which we can hardly hear those speaking in their original languages.
Nevertheless, the situation in rural and remote areas has barely improved and we can hardly speak of a European e-services market1.