"demasiado poco" in English

No one, though, is reducing too much; all the Member States are reducing too little.

In the end, and always at that stage, they proved too little and too late.

I do not know if you could call it a happy coincidence or too little, too late.

I believe that too little is being done and that the wrong strategy is being followed.

Some, however, are criticising the Union for providing too little too late.

Commissioner, far too little is said in your paper about regional policy.

Mr Wathelet is a little sad; he has the impression that too little has been done.

I also find unfair the suggestion that we have done too little, too late.

In addition, we keep hearing that we Europeans are spending too little on defence.

We spend too much time coordinating, too little time acting together.

This is a far too general and ill-considered demand, which we cannot support.

We have invested too little, for example, in the trans-European networks.

But there are n't enough staff to be able to work really efficiently.

If we do too little, too late, the postal sector as a whole will be in danger.

The phrasing of our independent action is a little bit too loose.

That is too few if we consider that the Commission should manage itself.

This Parliament must make it clear here and now that this is not nearly enough.

I think we have an example here of the Commission's doing all too little in this area.

It is not enough, however; a European cultural policy is missing.

That is in fact too little in my view, for the question is, of course: what is meant by ‘ pass on’?