"desesperante" in English

Thirdly, the conventions provided for in Article K.3 are desperately cumbersome.

It is very inconvenient for visitors but it is desperately inconvenient for Members.

That explains why many of us found Nice heartbreaking.

He is desperate, because Russia's situation is desperate.

it was really maddening to have to wait so long

The European Member States must show strength and take responsibility for the plight of the Burmese people.

I believe, however, that it is depressing to note that there are so many repetitions in the discharge reports, year after year.

An association from Lille, set up in 1995, has set up a contact group in Rotterdam to repatriate these deeply distressed young people.

The effect on fishing communities, on the families who depend upon the catching and processing sectors, has been very serious and very stressful.

There is nothing more wretched that the thought that, in some countries, nothing is done for patients because the elementary structure to accept them is lacking.

I shall therefore just conclude by saying that - like the previous speaker, Mr Blak - I too think it is heart-breaking to see the developments in Afghanistan.

Being separated by time and space, by hundreds of kilometres and expensive flights, is painful and distressing for parents and children.

The agricultural agreement would make the new countries desperately dependent and make it difficult to abolish what amount to lunatic arrangements where agriculture is concerned.

When you write to the Council perhaps you could also point out how hopelessly ineffective the Council's own sanctions have been in respect of Zimbabwe and how they need to be toughened up.

Behind the scenes, though, implementation is so slow and so heartbreaking for our fellow countrymen that it is necessary to find other means to force the hands of the Heads of State or Government.