"aventurarse" in English

It can probably be assumed that things are not much better in other Member States.

We only had a small meeting with the interparliamentary union.

It is therefore time to take the plunge and make a final decision.

I do not believe Europe should venture along that path.

Mr President, it is not easy to venture into the issue of Europe's forests without running the risk of getting hopelessly lost.

I am of the opinion that one should only venture to propose changes to the policy on the basis of correct, clear data.

We should particularly encourage farmers to venture into the new world of production of farm food and energy grasses.

to venture forth

Clear rules will encourage both businesses and consumers to venture across a border and provide or purchase services in another country with peace of mind.

If this occurs on a national level, we can imagine the reluctance and fear that many SMEs must feel about venturing into cross-border operations in the single market.

While we are now once again steering our EU vessel into these waters we must avoid the sort of recklessness Odysseus showed when he sailed past the Pillars of Hercules out to the open sea.

Here too, the ‘’ rule applies, and neither the Commission nor this House – perhaps not even a majority in the latter – should venture to exert pressure by making appeals to one country or another.