"sobrados" in English

This has not always been the case, and so we have every reason to be gratified.

There are already more than enough concerns and fears on the question of enlargement.

We ought to recognize, brothers, that we lack constancy and even faithfulness.

We have every reason to meet and go through the current situation.

The Union seems to be more lenient towards Romania than it was towards those countries that joined in May.

What you say shows there was good reason for so many to be on Strasbourg’s streets today.

There is every reason for an immediate moratorium.

There is, of course, no shortage of challenges.

a writer who is more than worthy of the prize

The European Union and the European Parliament have every reason to support positive developments in the Balkans.

For from the point of view of human misery there is every reason for the Union to concern itself intensively with Congo.

I have every cause to regret it

There is good cause for this.

There is good cause for abolishing the agricultural policy, the Committee of the Regions and the European Economic and Social Committee.

I anticipate that they will go to the European Court of Justice because there are plenty of things that are not as they should be in this directive.

There are plenty of reasons to fear that, whatever happens, this allocation will be insufficient to secure economic and social cohesion.

It is precisely here, in this grey area, that there plenty of negative examples involving the treatment of French citizens by German banks.

The advantage of the announcement is, though, that it was made now and that an open debate will follow suit, and we have plenty of cause for this.

And, by the way, in the case of Spain, there is more than enough evidence not only that human rights have been violated but also that the law on aliens has been infringed.

We therefore think that there are sufficient aspects left to warrant a new proposal and that, if it makes the requisite effort, the Council can find a way out.