Übersetzung für "Loss of face" in Deutsch

And governments hate the implied loss of sovereignty and face.

Someplace a deal wouldn't cost a loss of face?

We suffered a serious loss of face.

Loss of face means in this sense the loss of moral credibility.

If your king accepts it in principle, he can sign it without any loss of face.

This is good and important and no loss of face," says Daniel Guischard.

Or would that mean a loss of face for all players?

What remains is considerable loss of face for the European Union internationally with regard to its own basic values.

To make up for the loss of face they temporarily occupied the editor's offices of the "Red Flag".

We fear loss of face.

Later I found out that means the loss of face for the Chinese a special disgrace.

The American people and the government don't feel like the apology meant a loss of face.

The problem is that Brexit means a loss of face for the EU.

Conversely, giving priority to the latter would imply a major loss of face.

With the introduction of the idea of autonomy in the area, the parties have also become enmeshed in their own positions and in this case you cannot, as it were, negotiate with the enemy without that well-known loss of face.

There is no contact between the Albanian population and the authorities and both parties are, so to speak, caught up in their own rhetoric and in the Balkans in particular you cannot risk loss of face by negotiating with anyone.

It is clear that the countries ending up in category B have the feeling that they were excluded, and clearly see this as a loss of face toward their own population.

I think that parts of these preconditions were such that Turkey could not be a member without loss of face from the start, because border questions which are disputed between Greece and Turkey were made the yardstick, and not, Mr Oostlander, a question of the rule of law or human rights.

That is so definite that none of your fellow Heads of Government can go back on it without suffering a really serious loss of face.

I hope that we will be spared this loss of face, and that we manage to find a qualified majority, particularly for the points that I have just mentioned.

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