Sommario
acceptably {avverbio}
in modo accettabile
to accept {verbo}
ricevere · accogliere · approvare · condividere · gradire · acconsentire · accettare · assumere · prendere su di sé
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "acceptably"
"acceptably" traduzione italiano
acceptably {avverbio}
acceptably {avv.}
The Council accepts with satisfaction the general assessment according to which the legislative elections took place acceptably.
to accept {verbo}
to accept [accepted|accepted] {v.} (anche: to meet, to receive, to take, to put up)
Are you willing to accept this certificate for the purposes of receiving encrypted -cont-.
And I went onstage to accept a Webby award for Best Blog.
We must show our opposition to Islam and accept the risk of being given unfavourable labels at times ’.
When goods cross frontiers, we risk having to accept irradiated products in practice, unless this field is regulated.
The Commission should not accept a mandate for negotiation which goes against human rights, social rights and the environment.
to accept [accepted|accepted] {v.} (anche: to follow, to adopt, to grant, to pass)
On that basis, we were prepared to accept that the immunity should be maintained.
Against this background, the Commission is unable to accept Amendments Nos 1 to 4.
The Commission can accept many of the amendments proposed in the rapporteur's report.
We can accept the amendment, although the idea is already included in Amendment No 2.
But the Chinese government is refusing to accept my delegation till today.
to accept [accepted|accepted] {v.} (anche: to vote through, to adopt, to subscribe, to approve of)
That is the situation that you are being asked to accept or reject tomorrow.
The Commission can also accept Amendments Nos 6, 20 and 25 in principle.
It is relatively simple and I advise the House to accept the amendment.
In these circumstances, the Commission is not in a position to accept Amendment No 7.
I would like in particular to point out two paragraphs in the report which I cannot accept.
to accept [accepted|accepted] {v.} (anche: to subscribe, to subscribe to, to welcome, to recognize)
Apart from Amendment No 1, we cannot accept the amendments.
We can therefore not accept this interpretation of the principle of relative stability.
Basically I was very much in favour, but there were two points I could not accept.
In my view, selective immigration is a cynical concept of development and I do not accept it.
I wish to say that I go along with Mr Bowis ' arguments and that I am unable to accept those put forward by Mrs Sandberg-Fries.
to accept [accepted|accepted] {v.} (anche: to care for, to relish, to enjoy, to appreciate)
Can you tell us which amendments are being accepted by the Commission?
It cannot be accepted that 18 million Europeans are unable to find work.
The Union will take every opportunity to make these positions accepted by both sides.
Involving those who are directly concerned makes it much more likely that new policies will be accepted.
I am pleased to say that the majority of the amendments proposed are acceptable to the Commission.
to accept [accepted|accepted] {v.} (anche: to acquiesce in, to acquiesce to)
Parliament is thus, in actual fact, compelled to say: all right, then, we really have to accept the extension for, otherwise, there will be...
to accept [accepted|accepted] {v. t.} (anche: to acknowledge, to recognize, to embrace, to acquiesce in)
There are two arguments in the current debate, which the Commission cannot accept.
The Commission has, however, decided to accept the second and the fifth amendments.
Given that view, the Commission is unable to accept Amendments Nos 22 and 23.
The Commission is not therefore able to accept this amendment in its present form.
I can also accept the idea in the second proposed paragraph of Amendment No 47.
to accept [accepted|accepted] {v. t.} (anche: to hire, to put on, to strike, to take up)
Drug-taking is wrong, but we need to help those who are willing to accept help.
We must, therefore, urgently find and accept a compromise and a more liberal attitude.
This is the way to accept one's responsibilities, not by repression and not by sanctions.
We have a special position in respect of animals and it is only we who can accept that responsibility.
Here the Commission must accept responsibility as a college for having acted against the opinion of the scientific committees.
to accept [accepted|accepted] {v. t.} (anche: to undertake, to underwrite, to shoulder, to assume)
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Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "acceptably" in Italiano
The two-phase improvement of pedestrian safety envisaged is acceptably close to the aim of the White Paper on European Transport Policy.
Until 1990, not a single Member State had incorporated the bathing water directive properly and acceptably into their national legislation and there were multiple application problems.
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