"tener confianza en" in English

Public opinion still has no faith in the Commission's ability to exercise control.

The people of Europe must be able to have confidence in the European Union's decisions.

In any event, we must be able to have confidence in the future of the Union.

We have to have the confidence in the European Union to overcome that competitive challenge.

We must also have confidence in this and include the United States in the process.

Consumers need to have confidence in the food they eat.

Being creative and having trust in your tools is essential.

You need to have faith in the people and in the law for the system to function properly.

Yes, all manner of criticisms could be levelled against Turkey. But we had to trust Turkey.

We should trust individuals to do so.

However, Europe as a whole is subject to the rule of law and we can also put our confidence in it in this area.

We must therefore have confidence, above all in ourselves, and decide to experiment with new ways of doing things.

Mr President, sound management of the budget is of crucial importance for confidence in the European Union.

If Parliament says that it has confidence in you, will you stay, and if the Council says you must resign, will you resign?

Does this not infringe citizens' rights to privacy and can people have faith in the protection of their data?

People need to have trust in the system, and thus diversity within institutions may contribute to creating such an environment.

Citizens across the EU must be confident of receiving effective health care no matter which country they are in.

In these tough economic times consumers need to be confident that they are getting value for money.

It is important that it should be a health professional: we also have to have confidence in others than those practising the profession of doctor.

to be self-confident