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advocate {sostantivo}
avvocato · difensore · banditrice · banditore · baluardo · avvocato
to advocate {verbo}
perorare · difendere
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "advocate"
"advocate" traduzione italiano
advocate {sostantivo}
Obviously, you have no reason in the final analysis to act as Council's advocate.
Mr President, Lord Plumb is an able advocate - nobody denies that.
The members of the General Court may be called upon to perform the task of an Advocate-General.
Well, what the Court of Justice said at the time was this, and I am quoting Advocate-General Lenz:
The Advocate-General at the time clearly stipulated " the 12 periods of monthly plenary sessions ".
Obviously, you have no reason in the final analysis to act as Council's advocate.
Mr President, Lord Plumb is an able advocate - nobody denies that.
At no point has he acted as an advocate for the European Constitution.
The losers in globalisation or those who support it should know that they have an advocate.
John Stuart Mill was a great advocate of this -- nice guy besides -- and only been dead 200 years.
advocate {sostantivo} (anche: prophet, promoter)
to advocate {verbo}
to advocate [advocated|advocated] {v. t.}
Not that I would dream of intervening in subsidiarity to advocate it publicly.
I would record again my own sincere commitment to advocate that position to my colleagues within the Council.
I also support the line taken by our rapporteur in advocating a strict application of the 'polluter pays ' principle.
to advocate [advocated|advocated] {v. t.}
I would not like to advocate such a fundamental position.
We do not wish to be part of this new sell-off and we will continue to advocate the idea of a new European public service.
We still do not know, and that is why I shall continue to advocate over-arching texts that enable us to put subsidiarity on a firmer
It is for precisely this reason that we both fully support the political decision and advocate caution and the need for rigorous respect
the report claims to advocate.
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