Sommario
firm {sostantivo}
azienda · ditta · impresa · baraccone · baraccone · baracca
firm {aggettivo}
sicuro · aziendale · consistente · denso · certa · certo · dura · duro · categorica · categorico · solida · solido · compatto · densa · compatta · coriacea · coriaceo · recisa · reciso · indubitabile · sicura · soda · deciso
to firm {verbo}
consolidare · consolidare · rinsaldare · rinsaldare
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "firm"
"firm" traduzione italiano
firm {sostantivo}
The bankruptcy of one firm helps the other players in the sector.
That particular headline comes to me from a market research firm.
Each firm must be free to commit itself as far as it feels able.
This proposal seems absurd, since, in the event, this firm is, if anything, the victim.
That firm supplied glucose syrup or treacle to Dutch feed manufacturers.
One German firm wants to produce 100 million bottles a year.
Chairman Giscard d'Estaing's draft constitution may be likened to a large removal firm.
Secondly, according to our information that firm has now bought a replacement slaughterhouse.
The company had displayed three bare-breasted women on huge billboards, with just their nipples covered by the firm's bottletops.
An exemption of this kind is granted for CFC-11 to the firm Du Pont in Luxembourg for the manufacture of polyolefin fibres.
This would reduce the incidence of VAT on the overall economic activity of the firm.
When a firm goes under, you then realise the difficulties we face.
No CEO, no firm responsible, singly, for building it.
A private philately firm published the envelope.
There is no such thing as the small and medium-sized firm in Europe.
firm {aggettivo}
And if you’re starting a design firm, let’s say, then you probably also want to create a place where people have the same kind of security.
Make a firm commitment against this fisheries proposal during the Seville Council and in that way, in my view, you will have salvaged the
to be very firm in the stand it takes.
They heard what you said and will certainly repeat this recommendation even more firmly.
Surely the reasonable course of action would be to ensure that these important issues are firmly on the IGC agenda when it begins.
And as you also know, Germany has also made works council rights worse for very small firms, for those with fewer than ten employees.
firm {agg.} (anche: solid, compact, stiff, dense)
And the report does not define a firm ceiling or a firm modulation so as to create a fair basis for the distribution of the Community...
I have become familiar, at the Conference of Presidents meetings, with your sense of diplomacy and your witty, but firm, remarks.
I am sure that people in this House have firm opinions on this matter.
This is where a certain realism is called for, without losing a firm hold on the relevant principles.
I know I can count on your firm support for that.
I want to believe it, and I feel certain that only a firm attitude can still succeed in achieving it.
Peter made his profession of faith in Christ and this faith constitutes the firm foundation of the People of the New Covenant.
I hope that the Troika can be firm but fair in its conclusions.
But the Commission is holding firm, it is holding its course and it expects to make progress.
Stand firm on the demand for mobility, not as a right, as it says here in the report, but as a management tool.
firm {agg.} (anche: hard and fast, categorical, unequivocal, strict)
firm {agg.} (anche: hard and fast, categorical, unequivocal, strict)
Also it is important that projects chosen should provide a firm foundation on which to build.
The Committee on the Environment has, in my view, laid down a firm basis with these three pillars.
It will be difficult to establish a firm basis for competitiveness unless we raise levels of education.
We want there to be a firm basis that is long-lasting.
This is sometimes a slow process, but it creates a firm basis for lasting solutions and for a viable society.
Cyprus has now closed 22 chapters in the negotiation and presents itself as a firm candidate for accession.
Flexibility must therefore be considered and Parliament's role strengthened if we wish to establish a firm democratic reference point.
And the report does not define a firm ceiling or a firm modulation so as to create a fair basis for the distribution of the Community
Mr President, it is Parliament's intention to give consumers reassurance and also to provide a firm and clear legal framework for companies
It bases the management of these waters firmly on the principle of sustainable development.
firm {agg.} (anche: sure, certain, unfailing, undoubted)
We trust you will have a firm hand on the wheel, Mr Barroso, as you steer the European Union’ s course through those uncharted waters.
Is there a firm commitment for them to hold debates and for them to take decisions?
We would like the Commission to enter into a firm undertaking in relation to disabled people.
We must, however, be clear, firm and principled in our attitude towards totalitarian regimes.
And then we need to see firm undertakings from the Commission that it will reform its management and working methods.
We have therefore demonstrated the EU’ s substantial interest in and firm commitment to this region.
to firm {verbo}
to firm [firmed|firmed] {v.} (anche: to support, to corroborate, to affirm, to bear out)
Result: the new director may come from the outside, but he immediately finds himself ensnared in a system that is already firmly established.
As I said, this would not just engender corresponding support for the forces of nationalism, for example in Russia, but perhaps also keep Milosevic even more firmly in the saddle.
to firm [firmed|firmed] {v.} (anche: to compact)
to firm [firmed|firmed] {v.}
to firm [firmed|firmed] {v.} (anche: to strengthen, to fortify, to stiffen)
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "firm":
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