Sommario
institute {sostantivo}
istituto · ricovero · asilo
to institute {verbo}
instaurare · creare · fondare · costituire · avviare · avviare
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "institute"
"institute" traduzione italiano
institute {sostantivo}
These statistics had originally been defined by the European Monetary Institute
The essential elements are lived in different ways from one Institute to another.
I believe that the European Institute of Technology will be able to help us here.
The Institute's report remains far too general and imprecise on these three points.
First, we are not calling for the creation of a new expensive agency or institute.
to institute {verbo}
to institute [instituted|instituted] {v.} (anche: to build, to set up, to establish)
It is a useful self-discipline and I hope we will be able to institute it during our consideration of the legislative programme.
to institute [instituted|instituted] {v.} (anche: to invent, to coin, to mint, to design)
Mr Barroso, we welcome the proposal you have put forward for a European Institute of Technology.
Now we have the European Research Council and we are proposing the establishment of a European institute of technology.
That is why the Commission, in search of excellence, has proposed a European institute of technology.
We also call for a European Gender Institute, which would compile reliable data as a basis for our political decisions.
up a new institute.
to institute [instituted|instituted] {v.} (anche: to incorporate, to start up, to originate, to begin)
And the idea was very simple. The idea was to set up an African Institute for Mathematical Sciences, or AIMS.
In particular, the idea of setting up an institute for training seafarers, financed out of the European Union's budget.
If the EU wants to spend money on analysis programmes, it should strengthen diversity and support independent research institutes and the grass roots.
to institute [instituted|instituted] {v.} (anche: to settle, to accumulate, to build up, to incorporate)
I doubt whether the Mediterranean agency and the new Training Institute which the report advocates are a good idea.
I should like to ask that the Council and the Commission take pains to ensure that this programme provides a stimulus for Member States and research institutes.
Its governing board would be made up of all the directors of the national institutes, who would therefore have the benefit of full knowledge of the facts when determining their requirements.
to institute [instituted|instituted] {v. t.} (anche: to initiate, to establish, to start)
Why do the authorities hesitate to institute proceedings against these people?
The European Central Bank may institute proceedings in the cases and under the conditions laid down in the Constitution.2.
I would also ask the Commissioner to institute an inquiry into the actual subsidy level per order within the European Union.
Please do not put Mrs Diamantopoulou in the unenviable position of having to institute proceedings against Greece before the European Court.
We therefore welcome the British initiative to institute an in-depth discussion on the future of the Union, and we intend actively to
to institute [instituted|instituted] {v. t.} (anche: to open, to found, to launch, to start up)
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "institute":
© Princeton Universitybring · establish · found · plant · constitute
Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "institute" in Italiano
Parole simili
instalment · instance · instances · instant · instantaneous · instantly · instead · instigation · instinct · instinctive · institute · instituted · institution · institutional · institutions · instructed · instruction · instructional · instructions · instructive · instructor