Sommario
persistence {sostantivo}
persistência
to persist {verbo}
insistir · deixar de existir · perseverar · persistir · teimar
Sinonimi
persistence: perseverance · perseveration · doggedness
persist: persevere · hang in · hang on
altri (10)Traduzione inglese-portoghese per "persistence"
"persistence" traduzione portoghese
persistence {sostantivo}
persistence {sostantivo} (anche: perdurance, assiduousness)
The reason for my decision is Malta's persistence in shooting migratory birds.
Another important idea is this notion of persistence of character across realities.
The main cause of this is the persistence of terrorism in the European Union.
Joe Kraus says, "Persistence is the number one reason for our success."
And the third is to augment memory by creating a visual persistence.
to persist {verbo}
to persist [persisted|persisted] {v.} (anche: to insist, to stress, to take a firm stand, to hang on)
I should therefore be grateful if Members would not persist with this issue.
Should we persist and foist an agenda on unwilling developing countries?
I cannot really see why there is a need to persist with this, as, in my view, the matter seems to be perfectly clear.
For how long will the French, the Spanish and other such separatists persist in this, may I ask?
In the constitutional debate, France and Germany hold forth about the need to move Europe forward, but they are the very ones who have persistently ignored the common ground rules.
to persist [persisted|persisted] {v.}
to persist [persisted|persisted] {v.} (anche: to abide, to persevere)
I rejoice at the common purpose that is apparent here, and it is as the European Union that we should persist in our efforts together with...
We encourage the opposing parties to persist courageously with the negotiations, ignoring the most pessimistic, sometimes threatening
to persist [persisted|persisted] {v.} (anche: to abide, to persevere, to carry through, to linger)
We must persist and focus as much attention as we muster in this House.
If some countries wish to persist in this, it is of course up to them.
In the weeks and months to come, the EU must persist with its programme of active and wide-ranging diplomacy.
And the question is whether the short run will persist.
For as long as this incongruity persists, the economic relationship between the countries of the North and of the South will be beset by constant problems.
to persist [persisted|persisted] {v.} (anche: to be obstinate, to be stubborn, to stand out)
By once again imposing the original wording, however, the majority is causing Parliament once again to persist with an approach that I...
Persisting with this policy, Mr Prodi, with the unemployment we are currently experiencing, will not only be stupid, but will soon, I believe, become criminal.
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "persistence":
© Princeton Universityperseverance · perseveration · doggedness · persistency · tenacity · tenaciousness · pertinacity · continuity
Sinonimi (inglese) per "persist":
Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "persistence" in Portoghese
As a result, I am concerned by our rapporteur's persistence in asking, on several occasions, that working time be reduced by means of a centralised procedure.
But all the members of the delegation and all the political groups faced up to it with intelligence, persistence and great determination.
I want to pay tribute to him for his persistence in working through this, and particularly for the masterly way in which he handled the conciliation process.
Only because of the rapporteur’ s persistence and huge efforts have we got so far as to have the report on the agenda for this part-session.
Madam President, I should like to start by congratulating Mrs McNally for her persistence in keeping this report on Parliament's agenda and bringing it to fruition.
There are knowledgeable Members of this House, notably Mrs Theato and Mr Bontempi, who have long been trying, with a wealth of knowledge and persistence, to make something happen.
However, thanks are also due to the Commission because it has shown such persistence in pursuing this subject over the years, although we did not expect that it would act so quickly.
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