Translation of "Too little information" in German

The reports by the Member States contain too little information.

Perhaps you feel that there is too little information.

Okay, that's a little too much information for this broadcast.

The British government and the opposition gave the population too little information.

We just have too little information about the other correlations.

I have too little information to make a considered choice

Unfortunately, your question provides too little information for a concrete answer.

Existing sensor technology gives you too little information about component and machine?

I'm getting too little information for me to really be able to vote.

Is there too little information... or maybe even too much?

We concur with his criticism of the Commission for providing too little information too late.

At the present time too little statistical information is available to enable an overall assessment to be made of this cost.

Companies seem to have too little information on industrial property rights and hardly know how to obtain advice and support.

Too little information and the image soon dissolve into meaningless blobs.

The main reason for this is that there is still too little information about this technology.

The rest (20.2%) had too little information to make an assessment.

I also agree with the criticism levelled at the Commission's report, which is too vague, and which contains too little information about specific instances of fraud and abuse.

There are numerous reasons for this, ranging from red tape, cumbersome regulations or regulations valid for too little time to information which is difficult to access and a lack of transparency.

The implementation of regional policy as a whole, both at European and national levels, is still plagued by too much bureaucracy and too little information.

We are in favour of a review of the EU's own resources system and an examination of a tax on financial transactions, but believe that we currently have too little information to be able to take a detailed position on this matter.