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Traduzione inglese-svedese per "advance"
"advance" traduzione svedese
advance {sostantivo}
In the fight against the advance of SARS, only this third opportunity is being paid full attention.
The idea of increasing military spending so that we are reliable partners of the American imperialists with whom, it is said, we are united by common values, also advanced.
Indeed, the Commission advocates the liberalisation of services, aid to the private sector and an increase in trade meant to help the development of less well-advanced countries.
Strictly speaking, this amendment should have been tabled in advance.
The Commission should submit imaginative proposals which help advance European integration.
In advance of this process, the Commission is putting forward proposals which we do not find satisfactory.
This debate is also an illustration of the importance of the Commission carrying out extensive consultation in advance of publishing its
We have a new proposal, this time from the Commission, which makes important advances.
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There will therefore be no advance concession from the European Union.
Our adversary in the negotiation has once again been paid in advance.
I know that all of you have benefited for the last 30 years, but I apologise in advance.
As far as project financing is concerned, a single advance of 10 % as a first payment is too limited.
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However, the Commission can accept Amendment No 30 related to advancing the date for the review.
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This would slow down the advance of the Taliban and especially bring them back to the negotiating table.
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Fear of military violence or of a dictatorship that might advance further, is a thing of the past.
Mobutu's army is pillaging its own people and refusing to fight, while Kabila's army is advancing without resistance and should certainly reach the capital.
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With the Agreement, I am glad to say we are advancing into an area which is of decisive importance for the maintenance of a free world economy at a time of increasing globalization.
It is an advance for producers and consumers, as well as for the environment.
That is an advance on last year, when the Member States were still divided.
Europe must advance with social progress hand in hand with economic progress.
We, too, are trying to advance regional integration – how did Europe manage it?
This is precisely where we must advance the cause of the codecision procedure.
The Barzanti report seems to us, however, to be an important advance in this direction, with which we completely agree.
edge of our economic advance.
advance {sostantivo}
advance {sostantivo} (anche: compliance)
advance {aggettivo}
It has been used to signal early warning in advance of weather-related disasters.
It is an advance for producers and consumers, as well as for the environment.
I therefore thank the Commissioner in advance for her reply to my questions.
My struggle for human rights will advance the cause of democracy in Turkey.
It is the day that Clara Zetkin called for in 1912 to advance the condition of women.
to advance {verbo}
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.} (anche: to adjourn, to draw up)
The Commission can accept to advance the date of phase-out from 2008 to 2006.
The Legal Affairs Committee missed an opportunity to advance the social provisions to workers.
For these reasons we have abstained on those amendments seeking to advance the compliance date beyond 2008.
Finally, terrorists in many countries have seen the value of martyrdom and exploited the death penalty to advance their particular causes.
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.}
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.} (anche: to march, to get on, to get along)
Stacy will advance to the final heat.
Portugal, which holds the Presidency of the WEU, has tried to advance the process for transferring powers from the WEU to the European
Those who dream of advancing without any difficulties through landscapes in bloom fail to understand the matter.
There is important work to be done and I am hopeful that, despite the concerns that many of us have with regard to your exercise of power in Italy, the European agenda will be advanced.
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.} (anche: to promote, to erect, to elevate)
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.} (anche: to raise, to promote, to help, to forward)
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.} (anche: to conduce, to help, to foster, to encourage)
It was a brave decision of the German Presidency to table and to advance the idea of a charter of fundamental rights.
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.} (anche: to prepay)
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.}
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.} (anche: to reach)
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.} (anche: to bring, to bring down)
By working together across the Atlantic we can advance our interests, those of our countries and their citizens, and contribute to global...
to advance its foreign policy aims.
We should stop seeing Parliament as if it were advancing goodness knows what dangerous demands and impossible requests.
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.} (anche: to push out, to obtrude, to slide, to overhang)
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.}
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.} (anche: to get on, to boom)
This enabled them to advance at different rates and/ or with different objectives.
Only if sustainable development becomes as important in benchmarking as economic and social values can we advance.
Some may advance sooner than others.
That is why we must advance resolutely, declaring ourselves in favour of enlargement while establishing the conditions for it to succeed.
I believe it is important to acknowledge these advances and the context in which Vietnam continues to make progress.
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.} (anche: to near, to crowd, to come up, to close)
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.}
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.} (anche: to increase, to get up, to augment, to wax)
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.}
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.} (anche: to develop)
Europe must advance with social progress hand in hand with economic progress.
We, too, are trying to advance regional integration – how did Europe manage it?
We must also take into account the need to advance so that we have efficient decision-making structures before enlargement.
It must maintain the institutional equilibrium, which has allowed the advance of European construction over the last forty years.
Because the Commission wishes to make progress rather than stand still, I cannot accept many of the amendments advanced by Mr Jarzembowski.
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.}
... position at all costs in advance of that summit.
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.} (anche: to push, to precipitate, to hurry up, to hasten)
I regret that we will not be able to advance this substantially in Hong Kong.
The Council Presidency has already declared its strong commitment to take tangible measures to advance gender parity.
They demonstrate the need to advance our agenda for growth and jobs in order to achieve stronger social and economic cohesion.
We have to surrender to the secret harmonies of comitology if we are going to leave it to Commission to advance the precise definitions.
In part three, it should focus on strengthening the economic governance of the Union, advancing the Lisbon Agenda and strengthening the autonomy of the eurozone.
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.} (anche: to pitch, to field, to erect, to enter)
For this reason the Commission took a decision in July 1999 only to require bank guarantees for advance payments of over EUR 1 million.
The arguments advanced today for the creation of an EU intervention force resemble those that have been put forward for the continuing existence of NATO.
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.} (anche: to broach, to suggest)
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.} (anche: to represent, to produce, to present, to portray)
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.} (anche: to produce, to offer, to lay, to come up with)
Thus is Latvia relegated in advance to the next round, or will it be possible under certain conditions for Latvia to be included in the...
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.} (anche: to raise, to produce, to present, to offer)
The Commission should submit imaginative proposals which help advance European integration.
It was a brave decision of the German Presidency to table and to advance the idea of a charter of fundamental rights.
We must advance a positive agenda on trade matters and resolve disputes before they go to the WTO process.
Perhaps you, Commissioner, could advance the idea of a Johannesburg Commissioner and a Johannesburg check a little within the Commission.
As many of you will be aware, we are well advanced in the preparation of the enabling legislation which I intend to table in the next couple of months.
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.} (anche: to aver, to pretend, to predicate, to make out)
I would suggest to you and to the House that the social agenda has advanced quite a lot over the past number of years.
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It is our belief that it would be more effective to advance the status of the European Companies Statute.
It is to the credit of those who manage our land resource, that they have been at the forefront in the application of modern technology which has helped in advancing food quality and safety.
to advance [advanced|advanced] {v.} [Fin]
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