Traduzione inglese-spagnolo per "graduated"

graduate {sostantivo}

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• Juniors graduated • Students • Cultural heritage professionals

That would give us an acceptable graduated pricing system.

But the transition period and the graduated plan are the maximum we have allowed the Council.

María San Segundo graduated in economics from the Universidad del País Vasco, Spain, in 1980.

According to Slovak Medical Association statistics, more doctors left Slovakia than graduated from the country's three medical faculties.

These courses would be cheaper but it would be students and families, once again, funding the system, with students paying once they have graduated.

It sets time limits, graduated in accordance with the difficulties involved, and it sets new standards of reference which should and will be respected.

There are even proposals to abolish graduated direct taxes and create a standard rate which will be the same rate as for indirect taxes.

The model proposed in the report whereby social security contributions would be graduated according to the length of the working day is a good one.

In its proposal, the Commission formulated a conditional ban, in other words a graduated ban, on the use of meat and bone meal in feeds and fertilisers.

Political unity has now been achieved in the Council concerning the revised proposal from the Swedish Presidency and the graduated transitional arrangement, as proposed by the Commission.

In other words, a mechanic who has graduated from a three-year course automatically acquires the same professional rights as a graduate from a five-year course at a Greek polytechnic.

Let me state clearly that when we speak of graduation, we do not refer to one country and one product as being graduated, but to a country-product pair – country ‘ x’, product ‘ y’.