Englisch-Deutsch Übersetzung für "preoccupied"

preoccupied

preoccupied (auch: performed, dispatched, fulfils, redeemed)

preoccupied

preoccupied (auch: fulfilled, complied, suffused, prepossessed)

preoccupied (auch: deepened, hollowed out, hollowed, deepens)

preoccupied

preoccupied

preoccupied {Adj.} [Brit.] [wörtl.] [ungepr.]

to preoccupy

to preoccupy

to preoccupy

Everyone is surely too preoccupied with the relatively small amount.

This matter has preoccupied us for a long time, too long in my opinion.

Parliament's Transport Committee is very preoccupied with these matters.

Because society is preoccupied with what it perceives as my sex life.

But what normally preoccupied them also involved yearning to know.

Our Parliament is preoccupied with the defence of human rights in the world.

We are so preoccupied with what we should demand of them and with what we can teach them.

It's because they are preoccupied, asking themselves, "Should I get married or not?

The Fiori amendment is preoccupied with Europe's own interests and is therefore wide of the mark.

It is a subject that we will be increasingly preoccupied with in the fisheries sector as we search for new resources.

It would seem that some people were either preoccupied doing something else or we were not able to hear what was going on.

I mention here in particular the provisions for the technical dialogue, an issue which has preoccupied us right from the start.

One can understand that Heads of State and Government are preoccupied with the sensitivities of their own public opinions and Parliaments.

On your third question, I would say that we are very preoccupied about the sentence on Mr Ayman Nour, the leader of the main opposition party in Egypt.

We are preoccupied by procedures and become involved in trifling matters, but the end goal escapes us.

Because the people who can actually solve them actually are too powerful and too preoccupied with something they think of as "strategy" to actually solve them.

These questions do not interest the European authorities, which are too preoccupied with regulating competition in the cultural business world.

I cannot avoid the conclusion that Europe today is still far too much preoccupied with subsidies to the detriment of investment and innovation.

Those of us who want to see clear ground rules for the European institutions are often criticised for being nit picking and preoccupied with power.

Mr President, this is not the first time the issue of legal bases has preoccupied the European Parliament and the European Union's institutions more generally.