"poco realista" in English

We must be a little more realistic and take account of these factors.

We are daydreaming if we expect harmonisation from the structural policies.

We need to be a bit more realistic in our approach to the important question of enlargement.

The outcome of the vote in Ireland is to be respected, but not mythologised unrealistically.

It would not be realistic to demand that the heat produced by incineration should always be recovered.

Also, to suggest that airlines will be able to obtain compensation from third party providers is fanciful.

We also regard it as unreal to promote European rather than national campaigns for future European elections.

As the conciliations and other reforms went along, this document constantly reduced benefits granted to passengers in favour of companies’ profits.

It is a laudable desire, but it does not fall within the scope of the CFP and furthermore it does not seem to me to be a realistic objective.

Parliament's proposed solution of 18 months following the directive's entry into force, for new vehicles, is not terribly realistic.

Parliament' s proposed solution of 18 months following the directive' s entry into force, for new vehicles, is not terribly realistic.

In practice, this represents a serious competitive disadvantage. It would require setting up a local framework, which is an expensive, pointless and impractical exercise.

Well, I think that we must all fight with this same spirit to see a Europe that is certainly stronger, but one that develops more and is able to have more resources for our projects.

In many cases the raw materials in question were exploited wastefully, with both deposits and the environment being destroyed, and little regard being paid to the management of waste.