Sommario
dispute {sostantivo}
contrasto · alterco · litigio · contesa · conflitto · bega · vertenza · controversia
to dispute {verbo}
criticare · discutere · contraddire · confutare · contendere · contrariare · contestare · opporsi a · contestare · disputare
disputa {sostantivo}
blood-letting
Sinonimi
dispute: quarrel · scrap · argufy
disputa: contraddittorio · controversia · dibattito
altri (21)Traduzione inglese-italiano per "dispute"
"dispute" traduzione italiano
dispute {sostantivo}
There were - I remind you, ladies and gentlemen - 78 points of dispute, 78 differences between us and the Council.
A small disagreement with your neighbor, landlord, tenant or your employer can quickly turn into a big legal dispute.
The same applies to resolving cross-frontier disputes in regard to interconnection.
We all know, myself in particular, that cross-border disputes sometime pose inextricable problems.
Up until August 2003, 92 women in Ireland were killed over the previous 92 months: one woman per month on average dies in Ireland as a result of so-called domestic disputes.
I am sure that our colleagues expect a Greek MEP to say something about the dispute over the name.
Does not the Commissioner see this programme as being yet another opportunity for us to have a dispute with the United States of America?
And all this against the rather mediaeval backdrop of territorial dispute between two Member States, a dispute which is far from being
Furthermore, to do so in a way which does not lead us to controversy and international dispute as has been the case with the current
This dispute between the institutions must be resolved, and the European Parliament must not simply be serving at the table, but it also
This can be the only basis for a durable solution of this dispute.
Do we really want to take the new, young democracies hostage over this dispute with the Council?
The dispute is becoming increasingly bitter and is beginning to look like a trade war.
In the general concern relating to the dispute, the issue of compensation has naturally been raised.
A fundamental dispute has arisen with the Bush administration over the International Criminal Court.
Yet the resolving of that dispute was a significant result for the Florence Council.
These are the circumstances of the dispute, which are inherent in our system.
Why, on such an essential question, be so afraid of a dispute with the United States before the WTO?
But there have been difficulties for many in Ireland, as the Ryanair dispute earlier this year clearly showed.
I am convinced that the Ryanair dispute in Ireland would have been solved long ago if this directive had been in place.
dispute {sostantivo}
Mr President, I have no desire to involve myself in a private German dispute.
But having said that, it is important to get each trade dispute in proportion.
The dispute about the name is a dispute between Greece and the country of Macedonia.
I have presented the entire discussion and the entire dispute surrounding the regulation.
The WTO dispute we had with the United States does not change anything.
to dispute {verbo}
to dispute [disputed|disputed] {v.} (anche: to slate, to lash, to speak ill of, to speak evil of)
to dispute [disputed|disputed] {v.} (anche: to consider, to debate, to discuss, to argue)
We need to dispute what kind of responsibility the state should have in this new game.
We will be ready to energetically dispute over further developments with you.
His report will give us an opportunity to dispute or discuss this subject objectively.
I am afraid, Commissioner, that we may soon be discussing another similar ruling in the dispute over hormones in meat.
What is still a matter for dispute - and I believe we must dispute it very seriously - is what kind of society this should be.
to dispute [disputed|disputed] {v.} (anche: to disprove, to rebut, to refute, to confute)
to dispute [disputed|disputed] {v.} (anche: to reply, to answer, to invalidate, to repudiate)
Secondly, none of the Member States has disputed the accuracy or correctness of our evaluation of the political and economic state of preparation of the candidate countries.
to dispute [disputed|disputed] {v.} (anche: to oppose, to vie, to contend, to jostle)
However what is in dispute is the size of the reduction and the particular manner in which it is to be applied.
As has been repeated a great many times, the biggest dispute, as we all know, has been about which court is to have competence in matters
International law prescribes that trade agreements should be established with countries and regions which we recognise and not with disputed territories.
to dispute [disputed|disputed] {v.} (anche: to contradict, to thwart, to check, to oppose)
On the contrary, we must adopt crystal-clear texts in order to limit legal disputes.
to dispute [disputed|disputed] {v.} (anche: to run counter to, to resist, to act against, to deny)
Rejecting it would therefore amount to contesting the figures, which at present are not in dispute.
Who can dispute the correctness of such an assessment?
There is no dispute about that, as every right-minded person knows.
No-one would dispute that there is an urgent need to conserve fishing stocks by reducing fleet capacity.
Mr President, Mr Commissioner, who could dispute the benefits of a European campaign for zero tolerance of violence against women?
to dispute [disputed|disputed] {v.} (anche: to challenge, to contest, to attack)
to dispute [disputed|disputed] {v. t.} (anche: to raise doubts, to contest, to challenge, to question)
to dispute [disputed|disputed] {v. i.} (anche: to argue)
There are few more traumatic experiences for children than to be the subject of disputes between parents.
disputa {sostantivo}
blood-letting {sostantivo}
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "dispute":
© Princeton Universityquarrel · scrap · argufy · altercate · challenge · gainsay · contravention · difference · difference of opinion · conflict
Sinonimi (italiano) per "disputa":
© Thesauro italianocontraddittorio · controversia · dibattito · discussione · alterco · battibecco · contesa · contrasto · diverbio · lite · litigio
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Esempi di utilizzo "dispute" in Italiano
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disposed · disposition · dispositions · disprovable · disproving · disputable · disputant · disputation · disputatious · disputatiously · dispute · disputed · disputes · disqualified · disquiet · disquieted · disquietude · disregarded · disruption · disruptive · dissatisfaction