English-Spanish translation for "faceless"

faceless {adj.} (also: without a name, nameless, incognito, unnamed)

faceless {adj.}

So there it is, a faceless Europe, but the truth is those fears are astonishing.

Small, faceless groups intent on destruction have it within their power to destroy our whole world.

This is ruled by secret committees, faceless bullying bureaucrats, and accountability by smoke and mirrors.

At the same time, it is faceless, hard to visualize and may be situated anywhere in the world.

Terrorism does not declare itself before striking, terrorism is faceless and terrorism indiscriminately kills innocent civilians.

In my own country, mythology tells of the teeming hordes of faceless Brussels bureaucrats but it never mentions the number of European judges.

This ability for mutual adaptation is what makes the difference between a Europe with a face, a personality, and a Europe which is completely faceless.

This is necessary because the people of Europe can identify with the European Parliament more easily than with the faceless bureaucracy of the Commission.

To the outside observer this is not a matter of great importance - it is just the faceless Brussels bureaucrats at it again.

And with all due respect to Mr Santer, I have to say that what we in Parliament call the Delors spirit has been extinguished little by little, and now instead we have a faceless Europe.

We have to be aware that we are fighting against time: security cannot wait for us and we cannot afford to give those faceless people who want to attack us any more time.

This kind of administrative practice turns the faceless Eurocrat into a real person to whom the complainant can relate and I hope the Commission will take this on board.