"tardíamente" in English

It is not its fault that it has taken so long to find its way to the European Union.

It appears, however, that the danger was under-estimated, and then it was too late to deal with it.

Justice which is delayed or which comes too late is, ultimately, always a negation of Justice itself.

they were very late in responding to our request

he was a latecomer to classical music

And they shall proffer unto Allah surrender that day; and all that which they had devised shall stray away from them.

Parliament could, like a spurned lover, delay discussing the proposals and that would mean doing the opposite to what we should be doing.

That is important because, we must remember, the ".EU" domain name is actually a late entrant into a highly competitive and crowded market.

That is important because, we must remember, the ". EU " domain name is actually a late entrant into a highly competitive and crowded market.

The President of the Commission's belated acceptance of the serious nature and extent of financial mismanagement in his services is welcome.

There were delays in transmitting the information on dioxin contamination to the Commission, and measures taken at national level were inadequate.

And above all, the weaker consumers, who do not keep so up-to-date with financial matters and who therefore react more slowly to them, will be the most affected.

Finally, albeit late in the day, we have realised that we are all in the same boat and there is no point dealing with individual situations, especially in an improvised way.

Not all the regulations that were required could in fact be adopted in time, because it was so late in 1999 that decisions were taken on the agenda, as also described by Mr McCartin.