Sommario
narrowly {avverbio}
a stento · di stretta misura · per poco · per un pelo · a fondo · accuratamente · attentamente · con cura · meticolosamente · esattamente · precisamente
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "narrowly"
"narrowly" traduzione italiano
narrowly {avverbio}
narrowly (barely) {avv.}
Our committee has opted, albeit narrowly, for a lower rate of 15 %.
There are a number of amendments from the PSE Group that were rejected in committee - narrowly, it is true - and which have now been tabled
narrowly (barely) {avv.}
This part of the amendment was narrowly defeated: 291 in favour, 299 against and 20 abstentions.
narrowly (closely) {avv.}
narrowly (closely) {avv.} (anche: closely, carefully)
narrowly (closely) {avv.}
narrowly (specifically) {avv.} (anche: rightly, right, accurately, correctly)
narrowly (specifically) {avv.}
Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "narrowly" in Italiano
I am very worried that the investigation will restrict itself to the quality of the air outdoors and rather narrowly to the contamination of this type of air.
In accordance with the jurisprudence of the Court of Justice it is necessary to interpret those exceptions narrowly in order to satisfy the criterion of proportionality.
In committee we tabled an amendment on the increasing problem of fishing vessels flying flags of convenience, which was very narrowly defeated.
Quite apart from the fact that the committee rejected that only very narrowly, we must, tomorrow, be very careful to bear this issue in mind when we vote.
I am glad to see that the narrowly sectoral approach has been done away with, and that there is a real desire for real interdisciplinary cooperation with our cultural projects.
We were not inclined to agree with those in the European Parliament who have been keen to narrowly define the borders of Europe in the belief that Islam is somehow non-European.
The present discussion is too narrowly focused on the imposition of antidumping and antisubsidising measures, which in effect means denying certain countries the opportunity to develop.
In order to escape, we can only invite the governments to exercise the utmost caution, retain as much power as possible, and interpret Article 63 of the Treaty of Amsterdam narrowly.
It is possible to say that the EU has totally failed in its economic strategy which has been narrowly directed and focused on the fight against inflation and on price stability.
So the combination of keeping the focus on perhaps narrowly defined HIPC countries and looking at the social consequences inside those countries is quite reasonable.
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