"quizá" in English

As you probably know, the motto of our presidency is 'Europe without barriers'.

If he is going to reply to this debate, Mr Solana might like to address that point.

The problems facing our towns may be similar, but they simply are not identical.

You may be interested to know that the same trend has continued to the present year.

That may have brought about more movement in the direction we now want to go in.

This may enable us to make the quantum leap to economic and social union in Europe.

If I had to make a criticism, it would be that there is too much red tape involved.

It might not even be that small a benefit; it might actually be quite considerable.

That might be an interesting angle, and one to which we might give some thought.

The Gothenburg Council may still have a chance of getting things back on an even keel.

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It is possible that these effects might be worse than any benefit gained.

Then you might understand how we feel and why we put forward these views.

That may once have been true, but it is certainly no longer the case today.

It is also possible that this reluctance exists because we do not talk about it enough.

It may be that we simply have to wait for things to burn themselves out.

That approach may be the only means of avoiding an escalation of terrorism.

The Pakistani Government may have differences with the insurance company.

Then we naturally think of Turkey, of Russia and sometimes of other countries too.

I will endeavour to make my answer shorter but also a little more concrete.