- However, I have the impression that it is going in the wrong direction.
- Jag har emellertid intrycket att det går åt fel håll.
- In my opinion the discussion is slowly taking the wrong direction.
- Diskussionen håller enligt min mening sakta men säkert på att gå åt fel håll.
- The trend is completely in the wrong direction, and it is no exaggeration to say that Lukashenko is an odious Communist dictator.
- Utvecklingen går åt helt fel håll, och det är ingen överdrift att säga att Lukasjenko är en vidrig kommunistisk diktator.
- Mr President, Commissioner, Mr President-in-Office, to start with the question of the enlargement strategy, I should like to say that, judging from enlargements to date and from how we approach new candidate countries, I think that the policy of the European Union does not always help in addressing the economic and social problems of the workers and of the societies which have acceded or will accede and, in numerous cases, assistance, financial and otherwise, is either inadequate or goes in the wrong direction and, as a result, regional and social equalities are either perpetuated or extended.
- I en rad fall är det ekonomiska stödet eller biståndet i andra former otillräckligt eller går åt fel håll, vilket leder till att regionala och sociala olikheter befästs eller utökas.
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