Sommario
to disestablish {verbo}
despojar de cargo estabelecido
to establish {verbo}
achar · determinar · estabelecer · fundar · constatar · instituir · instaurar · firmar · domiciliar
Traduzione inglese-portoghese per "to disestablish"
"to disestablish" traduzione portoghese
to disestablish {verbo}
to disestablish [disestablished|disestablished] {v. t.}
to establish {verbo}
to establish [established|established] {v.} (anche: to be found, to find, to encounter, to come across)
to establish [established|established] {v.} (anche: to determine, to decide, to dictate, to adjudge)
It is also very difficult to establish the origin of the products in question.
We do not seek to establish here and now whether the war in Kosovo was justified or not.
We need an inquiry to establish which way the evidence points.
Those who legislate are to establish that this is the case before requiring labelling.
We must first establish whether there has been dumping - and I think it is clear that there has been.
to establish [established|established] {v.} (anche: to set up, to settle, to state, to ordain)
The ballot papers to establish this order of precedence will now be distributed.
Moreover, we need to establish much more efficient common supervision of fisheries.
It is our task as politicians to establish goals and set the general frameworks.
We need to establish definitions which will apply across the European Union.
We want to establish a high level of protection for the whole of the European Union.
to establish [established|established] {v.} (anche: to found, to ground, to base)
And we started talking, and he said I told him what I was doing, and I told him rather grandly I was going to establish Independent...
It is a miracle that, in 1913, in the most inhospitable part of Albanian territory, it proved possible to establish an independent state
to establish [established|established] {v.} (anche: to ascertain, to evidence)
To establish that there is an objection, at least 12 Members must rise.
Both the Court of Auditors and Parliament have been able to establish that.
It took a long time for us to establish this, however.
We were able to establish that the reserve of 1 billion ECU, which was the figure set for 1997, has been completely scrapped.
The same is true when it comes to abolishing any time limit for establishing the liability of producers.
to establish [established|established] {v.} (anche: to institute, to lay down)
I do not consider the EU to be a legal person which can establish embassies.
We do not believe, however, that it is necessary to establish a sub-committee on tourism.
That is why the proposal to establish a European Academy for Internal Security is a very good idea.
This House may want at some point to establish an annual debate on the code.
Do ethics push us towards establishing payment for blood donation?
to establish [established|established] {v.} (anche: to restore, to begin, to initiate, to found)
We must bring about confidence there and we must establish a free trade area there.
Firstly, an action plan to establish an area of freedom, security and justice.
This requires us to establish mutual respect and a basis of trust.
We need an instrument if we are to establish daughter directives.
We must ensure that we do not establish a restrictive and authoritarian system.
to establish [established|established] {v.} (anche: to firm, to tauten, to base)
He has done an outstanding job in establishing the role and function of the Ombudsman as the first person to hold this important post.
It is five years now since the Rio Conference on the Environment, so it is high time we got real commitments worldwide and established deadlines.
to establish [established|established] {v.} (anche: to settle (in a place), to domicile, to take up residence)
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