"to be alarmed" in Spanish

I am all the more alarmed by the attempt to establish new discriminatory conditions.

Indeed, the Commission is alarmed by the speed with which this case was dealt with.

We are very alarmed by the serious constitutional crisis in Belarus, Mr President.

First and foremost, we should not be alarmed at the current price rises.

Mr President, the more we hear about this whole project the more alarmed I have become.

We are alarmed by PKK's announcement that it wants to end the ceasefire.

I was quite alarmed at the arrogance and ignorance shown by the Americans.

. - (FR) Two things alarmed me in the Deprez report on terrorism.

At first the term 'flexicurity' frightened people, alarmed them.

Inhabiting, as they do, a region in any case lacking in infrastructure, the Andalusians are alarmed.

In other words, we are disappointed, disappointed and alarmed.

We are often alarmed at the television programmes our children watch.

I understand that the Swedish Presidency is alarmed by it.

The way the Ministerial Meeting of the Intergovernmental Conference started alarmed us.

I do not think that anyone in Iran should be alarmed about letting the people choose.

Mr President, I too am alarmed at the constant deterioration in the situation in Burundi.

Amnesty International, for example, is still alarmed at this situation, even after the elections.

I am quite alarmed at some of the amendments adopted today.

UNESCO is particularly alarmed over reports of heavy fighting in Aleppo, which ancient city is a World Heritage site.

I am also alarmed at the Court of Auditors ' report.