"exasperante" in English

It has been, at times, as Mr Bourlanges said earlier, rather nerve-wracking.

This endeavour is more than infuriating or provocative.

It is even more galling when we think that this was supposed to be the great year of advance for Europe.

This is what is so infuriating and demoralising for the political forces of the 'European one-way street'.

Mr López Garrido said today that it had taken an infuriatingly long time for the decisions to be reached.

bureaucracy at its most exasperating

with monotonous regularity

This is a deep and complicated relationship, one that over the years I have found exasperating and frustrating, but never, ever dull!

These programmes are objectionable and absurd but we cannot attack them through legislation or administrative intervention.

he's infuriating

Mr President, at this late stage in voting time, it is exasperating to have to point out that the House is incapable of applying the decisions that it takes.

After years of exasperating stagnation, the Union has, for some months, been progressing at an increasingly frenetic rate with which the citizens cannot keep up.

(IT) After years of exasperating stagnation, the Union has, for some months, been progressing at an increasingly frenetic rate with which the citizens cannot keep up.

– Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, I, too, wish to start by offering my sincere congratulations to Mrs Svensson on her successful report.

I find it particularly infuriating that the report now includes demands for shorter working hours and higher pay for healthcare professionals: in paragraph54, for example.

The third is the virulence of the crisis and its challenges and, despite this, the exasperating slowness of the response and decision-making mechanisms that are typical of the European Union.

We have listened to the Commission' s explanations about the long internal process involved in transposing legislation. This has simply left us with an image of an exasperating bureaucracy.