Sommario
market {sostantivo}
mercato · borsa · piazza · luogo di mercato · mercato
to market {verbo}
acquistare · fare spese · commercializzare · lanciare sul mercato · commerciare · vendere in un mercato · acquistare in un mercato · operare in un mercato · trattare in un mercato · distribuire · vendere · immettere sul mercato · offrire in vendita · mettere in vendita · commercializzare
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "market"
"market" traduzione italiano
market {sostantivo}
The European fisheries market is ranked third in the world after China and Peru.
I am not against the globalisation of the wine market, but I am against copies.
There they bind together the approaches necessary for a single market to emerge.
Clearly, this would be very detrimental to the internal market and to the entire.
The big problem in this case is that we think too much about the internal market.
ECX is the market for Ethiopia's new millennium, which starts in about eight months.
But the difference of a few years on stock-market valuations is obviously extreme.
I think all of those forces worked in a very bad way in the stock market.
The result is more problems, the stock market value of many operators having collapsed.
The regulated unofficial Market ("Freiverkehr") of a German exchange
Timbuktu was one great big market town.
Any market – even the simplest market on the market square – has rules and that is exactly what we mean by the social market economy we
there is in the market-place.
Madam President, in the tension between totally free market access and the preservation of indigenous national employment, I
In line with the thinking of the Presidency, firstly, with regard to enlargement, the ceremony of 16 April in the Stoa, in the Market
market {sostantivo} (anche: marketplace)
to market {verbo}
to market [marketed|marketed] {v.} (anche: to shop, to purchase)
It is because they can buy on the market the service that is best for them.
In December a card will come onto the market that will smell of pine, freesias, strawberries or mint.
Some of the internal market philosophy is also to acquire significance in the transport sector.
The departments responsible for finance must therefore buy ECU on the free market, with all the inherent exchange-rate risks.
On the internal market consumption is falling while on the external market third-party countries are reluctant to buy European meat.
to market [marketed|marketed] {v.} (anche: to shop)
to market [marketed|marketed] {v.} (anche: to launch, to merchandise, to promote, to push)
47 slaughterhouses are recorded as being approved for placing meat on the Community market.
It is appalling that attempts are made to market everything, including the female body.
Our policy cannot be to market these products first and then ask questions later.
New types of funds have been introduced in the various Member States which are not permitted to market their units in other Member States.
In fact, to be competitive, Community producers are forced to market imported flowers and plants as well as home production.
to market [marketed|marketed] {v.} (anche: to launch, to merchandise)
to market [marketed|marketed] {v.} (anche: to merchandise)
We have also created a single market where our people can trade and do business without barriers.
For this reason a product cannot be deemed marketable unless it can be proved safe and harmless.
The proposed directive will also encourage the marketing and use of alternative colourants.
Only expressly licensed products should be marketed.
Perhaps in the modern age such markets are no longer the best way of dealing with the trade in animals.
to market [marketed|marketed] {v.} [Econ]
to market [marketed|marketed] {v.} [Econ]
to market [marketed|marketed] {v.} [Econ]
There are strong misgivings about opening up the European market for services fully to cooperation.
to market [marketed|marketed] {v.} [Econ]
to market [marketed|marketed] {v.} [Econ]
Only 63 % of all people of working age are in the labour market.
Capitalism and a market economy are not the most effective or rational ways to produce and distribute resources.
to market [marketed|marketed] {v.} [Econ]
As regards diversification, we should accept that Russia will look for the most lucrative market.
I think the strategy we want to use is to not market to these people because they're really good at ignoring you.
Producers are not frightened by this prospect as long as it is possible to sell on the market at a fair price.
Code-sharing enables an airline to market seats on a flight operated by the partner airline.
But market to these people because they care.
to market [marketed|marketed] {v.} [Econ]
We cannot place hundreds of additives on the market simply because industry wants it.
It is also high time that the aeronautics industry benefited from a single certification for placing its products onto the market.
I say this because that is where SMEs face the greatest difficulties once they have a product - penetrating the market.
This also constitutes a huge opportunity for European industry because it will open up an enormous market.
We succeeded in getting the Commission and the Council to agree that sulphur-free fuels would be on the market by 2009, bringing forward
to market [marketed|marketed] {v.} [Econ]
to market [marketed|marketed] {v.} [Econ]
to market [marketed|marketed] {v.} [Econ]
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