"en otros términos" in English

In other words, we need greater reliability and we need to be able to plan ahead.

In other words, we know that the presidency is subject to constraints, to limitations.

In other words, why have we failed to galvanise sufficient political will?

Yet, I prefer to say that “weakness is the strength of the seed.

In other words, there could be cases when red mud is classified as hazardous.

In other words, the proposed Community policy on immigration is a quota policy.

There is really no other concept of freedom of movement.

In other words, we need an agricultural industry that does not 'produce more' but 'produces better'.

In other words, we need an agricultural industry that does not 'produce more ' but 'produces better '.

In other words, we must go beyond 2° Celsius.

Perhaps I ought to ask the question in slightly different terms.

In other words, the intergovernmental method is now proving that it is working better than the Community method.

It is just talk, talk, talk. It mentions unemployment but promises shackles and deprivation.

In other words, the question is who first caused the problems.

In other words, there is no solidarity between us.

In other words, a fisheries policy is not and cannot be a policy for the oceans or for the marine environment.

In other words, action is only proposed if it offers added value in relation to national action.

That, ladies and gentlemen, is not the issue.

In other words, the principle of proportionality remains an essential criterion of the Community's legislative action.

In other words, for broken cow's brains receive more financing that the brains of European intellectuals.