"parecer que" in English

You have mentioned a number of points which you apparently consider unsatisfactory.

It would seem to be a reasonable idea that could be pursued at that particular level.

The situation appears to be far removed from any logic and full of paradoxes.

Accordingly, this resolution is more important than is probably recognised.

It seems the only thing they are willing to listen to is the threat of fines.

I know that this seems to run counter to the sacred dogmas of economic liberalism.

People expect more of the airlines than they are apparently getting at the moment.

It may come as a surprise that this last point features amongst the others.

I believe that the question we need to ask ourselves is how to guarantee the social acquis.

This may seem like a large amount of funding, but in fact, it is very little.

As you know, I take the view that we should reach a decision as soon as possible.

I believe that the Member States have a very major responsibility.

You are nodding; it seems then that there have been more recent developments.

We believe that such an authority, to be created, should be democratically accountable.

This is a phrase that also seems to apply sometimes in Brussels.

One of them is a point which might appear banal: consultation, civil society and resources.

It might seem astonishing that a Member should vote against a report whose goals he shares.

Clearly, this may appear to be an attractive idea in itself, in view of what that man has done.

It might seem that I am against this whole initiative, but I am not.

But I obviously cannot, as it will be given by the Schengen information system.