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to improve {verbo}
acquistare · migliorare · potenziare · migliorare · procedere speditamente · andare velocemente · viaggiare a grande velocità · recarsi a grande velocità · elevare · correggere · migliorare la qualità di · avanzare · progredire
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "to improve"
"to improve" traduzione italiano
to improve {verbo}
to improve [improved|improved] {v.} (anche: to gain, to acquire, to sign up, to sign)
In that sense, social dialogue has a key role to play in improving competitiveness.
I consider that in any case this improves the quality of the report.
Together with the new Commission, we will need to develop improved structures, so as to increase Europe's credibility.
I can see the benefits of introducing tax incentives to motorists to purchase vehicles with reduced CO2 emissions and improved fuel efficiency.
Employed women generally become more independent and self-confident, their social status improves, and they become more aware of their rights.
to improve [improved|improved] {v.} (anche: to gain, to transform, to amend, to ameliorate)
The Commission is prepared to do as much as possible to improve our cooperation.
Needless to say, the Greens will support all amendments to improve the proposal.
The industry as a whole must improve its systems of information and communication.
This distinguished colleague endeavoured to improve the Commission's proposals.
Only the worker's struggle will really improve the position of women in society.
to improve [improved|improved] {v.} (anche: to aggrandize, to upgrade, to amplify, to magnify)
Of course, I agree that it is important to improve professional skills in Europe.
Firstly, we still need to improve skills and training in information technology.
We must maintain and improve the incentive to work.
These expected positive developments may improve to some extent the resilience of household and corporate balance sheets.
This will undoubtedly heighten the impact of the actions, enable any problems to be remedied and improve their future implementation.
to improve [improved|improved] {v.} (anche: to mend)
to improve [improved|improved] {v.} (anche: to make headway, to make progress, to advance, to progress)
to improve [improved|improved] {v.} (anche: to make headway, to make progress, to advance, to progress)
to improve [improved|improved] {v.} (anche: to make headway, to make progress, to advance, to progress)
to improve [improved|improved] {v.} (anche: to make headway, to make progress, to advance, to progress)
to improve [improved|improved] {v.} (anche: to exalt, to upgrade, to elevate)
We need to have a substantial body of priority projects adopted to improve road safety.
We also have to improve research and, at the same time, increase professional training for the new technologies.
Growth provides the real opportunity to improve working conditions, increase wages and extend social benefits.
This strategy should aim to improve skills and the conditions required for a country to be able to improve its levels of economic and
This EU initiative should help to improve the standard of living and public health in some, if not all, of the developing world.
to improve [improved|improved] {v.} (anche: to tell off, to scold, to reprimand, to reproach)
So the Commission should improve the text of the directive in another way.
This is why we are tabling several amendments, which seek to improve on the initial proposal.
remedy and improve.
This morning we are dealing only with the first, a proposal to improve the intervention access, changes to the various premium schemes and
It is true that the IMF has improved in many respects, but there is still a great deal of work to be done.
to improve [improved|improved] {v.} (anche: to upgrade)
We must become more competitive and help to improve our citizens ' quality of life.
The Court invites both the Commission and the Member States to improve the quality of these estimates.
In addition, the sacrifice of human life in order to improve the quality of other lives, evokes feelings of cannibalism.
In addition, the government should invest more in measures which improve the quality of life of those living near airports.
I should particularly like to thank Mr Samland for his tireless efforts to improve the quality of our cooperation.
to improve [improved|improved] {v. i.} (anche: to be surplus, to be in excess, to edge up, to progress)
The regulation, as it is drawn up, allows us to move forward and improve on what we have at the moment.
Apart from that there is every reason for adopting measures quickly in order to improve traditional goods transport by rail.
The snail's pace of progress - as Mrs Gröner so rightly described it - will only improve when the victims of discrimination are no longer
improve animal welfare.
The central banks, the EDF and the ECB in particular, must put forward proposals to improve the regulation and supervision of financial
to improve [improved|improved] {v. i.} (anche: to progress, to make headway, to make progress, to advance)
We would like to thank him in advance and we hope that we will be able to improve the system on this basis.
It is certainly necessary to continue and to improve what has already been done, but the Commission proposal is defective here.
The progression of reforms to improve relations between the administration and users has made this practice an exception.
improve the exchange of information.
Nonetheless, I am convinced that the rights of the people of Europe will only improve if we build a strong, political Europe based on the
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