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balance {sostantivo}
balans · balansvåg · jämvikt · behållning · saldo · tillgodohavande
to balance {verbo}
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Traduzione inglese-svedese per "balance"
"balance" traduzione svedese
balance {sostantivo}
The future progress of the European Union will largely depend on this balance.
What you said is correct: we need patience, we need wisdom and we need balance.
We must also reach a balance within the Union where Internet access is concerned.
First of all, there must be a balance between social and economic considerations.
One of them is the need to achieve a fair balance between openness and efficiency.
In the tabled proposals we have struck a decent balance between these requirements.
The Basel II system - for that is what I am talking about - must maintain a balance.
A balance needs to be struck between security on the one hand and freedom on the other.
The report also calls for a political balance in the membership of the Commission.
This is a decision for which it will be difficult to achieve a balance.
balance {sostantivo} (anche: profit, produce, proceeds, yield)
This is evident from the extent of the balances over the past budget years which were repaid to the Member States.
We have a DAB balance; we also have responsibilities as a budgetary authority.
I said, "If you make, actually, 'Tell me my balance.'
From time to time, Google might tweak your AdWords balance.
bank balance
balance {sostantivo} (anche: credit)
to balance {verbo}
to balance [balanced|balanced] {v.} (anche: to offset, to level off, to level out, to even up)
Firstly, balance must be restored between tax deductions on salaries and those on the holders of capital.
The Fund should help to balance up the differences between Member States in the acceptance and integration of persons in need of protection.
Sweden has a long tradition of regional aid, the purpose of which is to achieve a balance and to iron out differences between the various
to balance [balanced|balanced] {v.} (anche: to poise, to perch)
He is quite correct and we must balance all these issues as we move forward.
The Council would probably be well advised to adjust the balance of these criteria.
You know how to balance different interests in such a way that it works to your benefit.
So, leaving aside anybody outside the European Union, we have to balance those interests.
This is a commendable initiative, to better balance supply and demand.
to balance [balanced|balanced] {v.}
to balance [balanced|balanced] {v.} (anche: to poise, to equilibrate)
to balance [balanced|balanced] {v.}
to balance [balanced|balanced] {v.} (anche: to counterpoise)
to balance [balanced|balanced] {v.} (anche: to overweigh, to offset, to counterbalance, to counterpoise)
However, it appears that certain improvements aimed at re-establishing the balance of the initial proposal were necessary at this stage of...
to balance [balanced|balanced] {v.} (anche: to pause, to oscillate, to hold back, to hesitate)
to balance [balanced|balanced] {v.} (anche: to weigh)
We have therefore to balance the condemnation against the progress that has been made and move forward.
to balance
We are engaged in the eternal process of finding the right balance between safeguarding that integrity and combating crime.
We are trying to balance flexibility with security for workers who, in many countries, still do not have any security at all.
Balancing these pressures has been quite a performance, particularly on behalf of the Commission, and for that we say thank you.
to balance [balanced|balanced] {v.} (anche: to proportion, to calibrate)
I think that in the future it will be the task of the Finnish Parliament to get the balance right.
We should help developing countries to balance their need for economic growth with everyone's need to breathe!
to balance [balanced|balanced] {v.} (anche: to parallel, to contrast, to confront, to compare)
to balance [balanced|balanced] {v.} (anche: to ponder, to deliberate, to debate, to consider)
But we also need to ensure that Member States have a minimum of balance so that they address the variety of challenges in rural areas.
Having said that, the Commission continues to believe that the discussion on budgetary balances must not overshadow our reflection on an effective and fair financing system.
to balance [balanced|balanced] {v.} (anche: to equilibrate)
to balance [balanced|balanced] {v.}
Everything should therefore balance out in the end.
to balance [balanced|balanced] {v.}
to balance [balanced|balanced] {v.} [Comm]
It also defines the room for manoeuvre the Commission is allowed in restoring balance in trade and concluding negotiations.
I will conclude by saying that the political balance of this conciliation is, in my opinion, entirely satisfactory.
To conclude I should like to say, as rapporteur, that I am unhappy with two amendments which add incoherence to an otherwise balanced whole.
To conclude, I reiterate my belief that a balanced approach to transport across the EU is what is needed, not one aimed at current fashion.
To conclude, ladies and gentlemen, I should like to point out that the Cohesion Fund has shown itself to be an essential instrument for achieving a large, balanced European Union without disparities.
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