"postre" in English

In the end, after all, it is the consumer for whom this public service is created.

This was proposed as long ago as 1978 by James Tobin, who later won the Nobel Prize.

Lack of information results in uncertainty, mistrust and, in the end, only anxiety.

At long last, the situation in Albania seems to have taken a turn for the better.

I have a bad feeling that, in the end, those reasons are more a pretext than real reasons.

In the end it is the theoretical expert who must give way to practice.

I believe that a combination of both methods will ultimately lead to success in Europe.

After all, Prime Minister, it is essentially a matter of solidarity.

This initiative will ultimately also help to promote the information society.

What matters, after all, is the content of what will be said when the telephone rings.

If we want to develop a global market for our goods, such an effort will ultimately affect all of us.

Regional development is, after all, one of its main fields of activity.

Ultimately, every budget represents the financial implementation of political strategies.

let's just hope the dessert is better because what we've had so far …

What is praised for being good value turns out, in the final analysis, to be substantially more expensive.

In the long run, this would generate discontent rather than satisfaction amongst the cultural operators.

After all, we have the responsibility to monitor air traffic security.

For if we do not, we will end up harming precisely those whom we all want to help most.

In the end we also need cooperation with Yugoslavia, meaning cooperation on both sides.

But, at the end of the day, this is a decision for the Irish Government.