"poca frecuencia" in English

It is true that in Europe rarely happen, but they do happen.

Hitherto, however, this procedure has rarely been applied.

Not infrequently the problem is the necessary cofinancing.

However, there is also a much more disturbing form of tolerating this situation, violence committed against women.

This has been used in the past, probably too rarely.

Serious neonatal and maternal morbidity were infrequently reported and did not differ between the groups.

Side effects were reported infrequently.

They only buy cars relatively infrequently.

The mechanism reform offers a chance to those in trouble, thus I would prefer it to be used rarely.

Mr President, it is a fact of life that directives must be evaluated and modified from time to time, and in fact this occurs all too seldom.

Despite this, women are often still absent from the labour market, and, for that matter, feature far too infrequently in the social model.

In most patients tension-type headache occurs infrequently and there is no need for further treatment beyond over-the-counter pain killers.

This document has meant that forestry matters have been made the subject of very necessary debate in the EU, which, unfortunately, happens all too rarely.

The major problem is not that no measures are being taken against crimes committed against the Union but, rather, that these are committed so often and far too seldom discovered.