Traduzione inglese-italiano per "halt"
"halt" traduzione italiano
halt {sostantivo}
We need to make sure that the legislative process does not come to a halt.
Madam President, we have previously made requests in this Parliament for a halt to European investment.
Will it temporarily halt the aid which comes under this fund until the criterion is complied with once again?
I need hardly mention that the halt in the recruitment of young teachers, who are after all computer literate and trained now, is having
The necessary restructuring of industry came to a halt, and no new jobs were created.
The matriarch that they were radio tracking, after weeks of moving back and forth, in and out of the park, came to a halt outside the park.
We also know that there is no stopping it even in the event of an immediate halt to the increase in greenhouse gas concentration.
There is of course no intention to halt scientific progress, just as science was not halted by the Nuremberg Code or the Helsinki
Erik Bailey: The main purpose of EDL is to take a spacecraft that is traveling at 12,500 miles an hour and bring it to a screeching halt in
Hong Kong is not the end of the Round, but we must not allow it to become a complete halt.
Moreover, the many programmes would be at risk of grinding to a halt.
This vote represents an unprecedented halt for European research.
Had it not, it would most certainly have brought European integration to a grinding halt.
The financial crisis may have caused a temporary halt in the global integration of the banking sector.
I urge the governments involved to push for a halt on the release of new substances and to continue the phase-out of existing hazardous...
halt {interiezione}
to halt {verbo}
to halt [halted|halted] {v.} (anche: to stanch, to staunch, to stop, to bring to a stop)
That will not be possible, although we can certainly bring economic growth to a halt.
Anyone who tries to prevent or halt this process is assuming a very large responsibility.
We call upon the Serb Government to take immediate steps to halt anti-Hungarian acts of violence.
None of our countries can halt these acts on their own.
Otherwise, it will be difficult to halt this massacre.
to halt [halted|halted] {v. t.} (anche: to staunch, to freeze, to block, to bring to a stop)
The common agricultural policy has its own powerful momentum, and it is difficult to halt it once it is under way.
This is also absolutely essential to halt the spread of HIV-AIDS, which currently kills 8 000 people every day.
The Commission is also working with others to halt the heinous trafficking of women which has been growing in the last few years.
Lastly, we must attach priority to all Israeli and Palestinian initiatives to halt the violence and to reopen political dialogue.
Nonetheless, we believe that these obstacles must not become an excuse to halt a process of collaboration that is becoming increasingly
to halt [halted|halted] {v. i.}
Are you confident that commerce will not grind to a halt on 1 January 2000?
Will the new Member States support further integration, or will integration grind to a halt?
If the process grinds to a halt, the cost of 'non-reform ' would become unbearable both in economic terms and in terms of the Union
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