placing too great a burden on the Community budget.

Some Member States consider the proposal too expensive.

If such and such a country finds its policy too expensive, let it change the policy.

Is it onerous?

There is still too little water, wind and solar power, which is what makes it comparatively expensive.

The EU' s agriculture policy is far too expensive.

Finally, there are those in this House I have heard them in my committee and elsewhere who argue that we do not need this kind of legislation, it is too burdensome, it is a lawyers' charter.

The EU' s agricultural policy is far too expensive.

This clean production is now being considered too expensive, and dirty electricity is being imported via the cross border connection network, which originates from pit coal, brown coal and nuclear energy.

Only the ORA issue is of any significant size, but this is precisely an instrument that is used where the risk is high and the cost of an ordinary bond issue would be too great.

We all know that a common European defence would cost a fair amount of money.

This dual emission would be costly and harmful to the environment.

The Germans were not prepared for an occupation of the whole of France.

At the same time, millions of workers depend on the tourist industry.

But equality for Africa that's a big, expensive idea.

As a result of the judgment of the Court of Justice in 1985 and the political decision to complete a single market by 1992, the Community institutions have taken a series of very positive measures aimed at establishing a single transport market in the Community.

compilation could , in fact , become more and more incoherent , burdensome and inaccurate .

Extra costs are incurred and the import of products becomes more burdensome.

It's too... Too ghastly!

In our discussions with the Commission on this report, the Commission explained that it would be too onerous and complicated to meet an initial demand made by myself and others for specific reports on the implementation of telecoms law in the accession countries.

You were attracted to me and upset to feel that way about a valet and to feel that the valet knew it.

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Were we too ambitious, too euphoric?

It was too quick, too easy!

The delays in the adaptation of national legislation may well be due to the expense and tedium involved, as well as the fact that the process is often unproductive.

This kind of recovery is not terribly costly but may still be too expensive for Senegal.

I was eating too much, I was drinking too much, I was working too hard and I was neglecting the family.

We think of it as maybe too silly, too unnecessary.

We have tried to achieve too much with too little.

They are too multicellular, and too spongiform.

But supporting Ahmadinejad turned out to be a costly decision for Khamenei and for the Islamic Republic.

As a consequence, the Trnava alternative results more expensive than the transformation of the Ryton plant.

We must certainly not set the bar too low, nor too high, nor too close, nor too far away.

It can be too small, too narrow, or the poll itself can be too difficult.

The Statistical Programme Committee ( SPC ) voted on the proposed regulation in May 2005 under the Regulatory procedure . A number of delegations expressed their opposition to the proposal .

Carpaccio, by comparison, seems too detailed, too clear cut, and his landscape overloaded.

The subordination of shares to any other instrument issued by the MFI does not qualify as an onerous supplementary obligation .

The subordination of shares to any other instrument issued by the MFI does not qualify as an onerous supplementary obligation . The notice periods for the conversion of such shares into currency are used in order to classify these shares according to the breakdown by notice period within the

Only a very broadly established, very expensive and dogged international campaign can effectively tackle this large scale problem.

slowing down too much),

Yes, sir. Too long.

Too much, sir.

One too many.

Too hard.