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leave {sostantivo}
consenso · autorizzazione · permesso · aspettativa · commiato · congedo · congedo · congedo
to leave {verbo}
lasciare · abbandonare · desiderare ardentemente · agognare · andarsene da · voltare le spalle · affidare · consegnare · dare in custodia · abbandonare · partire · uscire · andare via · dividersi · assentarsi · andarsene
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Traduzione inglese-italiano per "leave"
"leave" traduzione italiano
leave {sostantivo}
I am merely thinking of our unanimous agreement in favour of parental leave.
There is now great unanimity on this point but the practical activities leave a lot to be desired.
The only realistic approach is for the EU to continue the consensus and leave questions of war and peace to the United Nations.
leave {sostantivo} (anche: permit, licence, clearance, authority)
Mr van Dam has just mentioned the bilateral authorisations, which are still valid in Europe, leaving room for misuse in this area.
This procedure is plainly designed to give the Commission a free hand to issue authorisations, leaving governments to explain that it is a European rule about which they can do nothing.
While I was at Microsoft, I took a leave of absence and went to a chef school in France.
The ship has, or will soon have, permission to leave Estonia.
And in 2001, I took a research leave to visit them.
Mrs Breyer has asked leave to make a personal statement in accordance with Rule 122.
They are therefore invited by the European Parliament but are not allowed to leave Cuba, something I find deeply disquieting.
leave {sostantivo} (anche: expectation, anticipation, to even, expectancy)
The other 90 % are on personal leave because of family or educational obligations or they are undertaking external courses.
You're expected to write informative, poignant and characteristic stories and leave the experimental and avant-garde to your Western
leave.
Legal maternity protection, two years ' maternity leave, child benefit, a legal ban on hitting children: these are things I would like to
Certain hopes and expectations, however, have been left behind.
ADDRESS OF HIS HOLINESS JOHN PAUL II TAKING LEAVE OF Mr CARTER, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Regarding Wednesday: Firstly, Mr Karlsson, who is to present the Annual Report of the Court of Auditors, must leave at 7 p. m.
Maternity leave after the birth of the child should be at least eight weeks.
I regret the fact that we did not make more progress on parental leave.
I am merely thinking of our unanimous agreement in favour of parental leave.
Today's minimum level of parental leave should be extended and apply to both parents.
We have the result of initial negotiations on parental leave.
to leave {verbo}
I therefore propose to leave things as they are and to continue with the voting.
If you engage in that type of behavior, you'll be asked to leave the community.
The Atlanta airport is a modern airport, and they should leave the gate there.
This is not something which we should leave just to our overworked presidency.
The European Union should not just leave the Latin American market to the USA.
Suddenly, for reasons as yet unknown, he felt the need to leave the aeroplane.
We in Europe must leave behind politics with a small 'p ' and pointless discussions.
In order to leave a conversation that a friend created, just click you own name in the scrap.
An abuser may not under any circumstances leave the premises with the drugs.
Having said that, I call upon my group not to participate in the vote but to leave the Chamber.
People do not only want to get out of countries that are poor; they also want to leave, even as asylum seekers, to get somewhere else, away...
Nor can we afford to leave questions such as encryption to the sectoral players alone.
After all, it is useless simply to leave the implementation of such measures to the Member States.
And then just leave it all to them. ~~~ And I don't have to do anything.
Finally, the most cowardly thing of all is that we have decided to leave it to others to administer the torture.
Experience has shown that it is impossible to leave the problem of water shortages to the market to resolve.
What you have delivered is unfortunately an ideological wish list, a shopping list of left-wing ideologies.
I have handed over this table to the chairman of the committee, Mrs d'Ancona, and I also gave it to Mr Nassauer before he left the hemicycle.
The night before I left, she came to the room and said, "Leymah, don't leave me here.
It's not about when you have to leave; it's about when do you have to reach there?"
In order to get there on time, I must leave for the airport at 7.00 p. m.
If she fails, we're all headed to the gallows; if she passes, we can leave to Vietnam.
These weapons were there when the inspectors had to leave in 1999 - where are they now?
And then it says here, with the American flag, "Don't leave home without it."
Why would someone leave their home to go for a brisk walk in a toxic neighborhood?
I'm told they don't bite; in fact, they might not even leave that jar.
I invite you all to pay attention or, if you do not wish to listen, to leave the House.
And let us put pressure on Mr Perez to allow Mr Arafat to leave.
However, we were informed that owing to constraints of time you had to leave earlier.
As I said in my previous address I have to leave at 7 o'clock and I would like to do so with the blessing of the House.
I would like to know at what time it might be safe to leave if I want to give my opinion in the debate?
And he says that he never would have become such an expert in the first place had he not been too introverted to leave the house when he
Here -- that's just my new proposal here for the Union Jack. (Laughter) And then maybe before I leave you ... yeah, I think, after you have
Mr President, I am speaking on behalf of Mr Fernández Martín, as he has had to leave.
I would remind you, however, that it was only once we had started that we discovered the Commissioner would have to leave to attend another
The President-in-Office has left when we are in the process of debating a recommendation to the Council.
Finally, just like my colleague Mr Lehne, I have another meeting and I hope you will bestow your blessing on my leaving as you did on his.
In France, the effects of liberalisation will also be felt, the quality of service is falling and workers who have left are not being replaced.
Because they want to leave the village and go to a city, looking for a job.
Mr President, I am very sorry that Commissioner Patten had to leave.
We challenged them and asked them to leave; we got the security people to ask them to leave.
Mr President, it is a shame that Mr Patten had to leave so soon.
The children are virtual prisoners; they cannot leave, they cannot go home.