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Traduzione inglese-svedese per "close"
"close" traduzione svedese
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Biodiversity has also been mentioned here, and this is something close to my heart.
close {sostantivo} (anche: impasse, deadlock, dead end, cul-de-sac)
close {sostantivo} (anche: finish, finishing, end, ending)
That is an excellent answer with which to close this debate.
Pursuant to Rule 37 of this House, I have received seven motions for resolutions to close the debate.
If the Council took a flexible position, we could reach an agreement at second reading in order to close the budget.
I would like to make that proposal that the political groups be invited to submit motions for a resolution to close the debate on British
Finally, a few closing words on our draft.
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I should like once again, at the close of the sitting, to protest strongly against this.
But as our time is drawing to a close I do not wish to prolong this sitting.
We could now bring this never-ending story to a close.
Open the context menu again and choose Close Object.
If those eight behave then as five do today, our planet is really close to its end.
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Everything is subject to close parliamentary scrutiny in the House of Commons.
The rational bridging solution would be to apply a close 3-year monitoring system.
For that purpose, we require certain data, and close monitoring and inspection must also be in place.
In my opinion, the question of participation in multinationals must also be subjected to close scrutiny.
This House should support the agreement but demand that the human rights situation is kept under close attention.
close {agg.} (anche: regardful, observant, attentive, alert)
Coming so close to September 11, people should be especially aware of the dangers of shipping materials like these.
I can assure you that the Commission will continue to pay close attention to the development of democracy in Hong Kong.
Mr President, the Commission is keeping a close watch on the matters raised by honourable Members regarding the former Yugoslavia.
I call on the European Commission, as the guardian of the Treaties, to keep a close watch to ensure that the solution does in fact abide by
I would like to draw to the House's attention the action of Levi Strauss, the jeans manufacturer, which is today closing two of its Scottish plants.
We then carried out an individual public hearing for each proposed member, and then, behind closed doors, we held discussions, just amongst the members of the Committee on Budgetary Control.
Now, though, that we are coming to the close of the debate, I want to address an idea – one that is concealed in the Brok report, but more...
I fully agree with the solution finally reached by Parliament in order to impose a close follow-up of the use of coccidiostats and...
It should be noted, however, that Equitable Life did not enter into liquidation and continues to operate as an authorised insurance undertaking, albeit one that is closed to new business.
close {agg.} (anche: closed)
That would close the circle.
As there are no closed lines left after the break, you cannot fill in areas anymore.
We must not slide down the slippery slope from open coordination to closed planning.
It must stop projecting the image of a closed shop of nepotism and favouritism.
Closed and exclusive, the Intergovernmental Conference is an old-fashioned and undemocratic method.
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The opposite is also true: a closed and secretive administration tends to foster a higher level of corruption.
close {agg.} (anche: consistent, consecutive, coherent)
These are the countries on which we are keeping a very close watch, as I mentioned earlier in connection with another matter.
Instead of clamouring automatically for a European tax, we should be subjecting the expenditure structure to close examination.
Supervision of the securities markets can be carried out better by people close to the markets and with in-depth knowledge of them.
I will close by addressing the general state of transatlantic relations, which the Council Presidency has already commented on at length.
This is an area that is going to have to be given the closest attention.
Mr Ó Neachtain, I send my warm regards to your close friends and constituents.
Being close to the content -- that's the content really is close to my heart.
Turn off these lights, cup your hands around your eyes and look real close...
The Commission will pay close attention to the trial and the procedures followed.
It is not more words that are needed in order to form close ties with our citizens.
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We will do this by organizing an open and constructive debate in close consultation naturally with all the concerned bodies of the sector.
For this reason, the Commission will follow the situation closely and inform our partners immediately of any problems that may crop up, for example, in the area of competition policy.
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However, Lyondell Basell has so far stood firm in its unilateral intention to close the Terni plant.
I am determined to keep these close and regular contacts between us going in the future.
It is an idea which has been close to my heart since the beginning of my career and I am glad that it is now becoming a majority view.
Under normal circumstances, patients benefit from care close to home, in their own countries at any rate.
We are committed to working ever more closely with the United Nations.
We invited the Albanian interlocutors to Bonn and we are remaining in close contact.
It's made of clay, and it's been fashioned into a cylinder shape, covered with close writing and then baked dry in the sun.
The Common European Security and Defence Policy requires a close, intense and transparent relationship between the European Union and NATO.
However, the Commission is in favour of increasing independent quality control in Greece, and it is in close contact with the Greek
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The Commission and the Council have also worked in close collaboration to prepare an EU action plan for Bolivia, which was adopted in mid-May.
The presidency has remained in close touch with the South Africans throughout as well as working closely with the Commission and other
CEN, CENELEC and ETSI work very closely with the standards organisations of these countries.
Europe and the United States work closely together in defence of the values we share.
The past years have seen us working very closely together, which has involved the blurring of group boundaries.
... close working relationship so far.
I hope, Commissioner, that, in your speech, which we can expect in a moment, we will get closer to those answers.
On a final note, the presidency has definitely brought the European Union closer to the Dutch people and even to members of the Dutch parliament.
Transparency and democratic control will bring us closer to the people, something we should not just think about every five years just before the elections.
This is also a topic very close to the previous one.
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For some character strings, it can happen that a line inserted with " underline " is too close to the character.
We must establish a close link between prevention, work on the ground, concrete measures, monitoring and controls.
Closely linked to social and employment policy is, of course, the tax burden.
to close {verbo}
to close [closed|closed] {v.} (anche: to relax, to pare down, to lower, to let up)
In addition, the powers of the European Commission must be curbed in order to close the gap between the citizens and the EU.
I support all efforts to close the gap in economic development in infrastructural provisions, including the energy sector.
Your concern to take measures which will at last close the gap between the Union and its citizens is one which I wholeheartedly support.
These measures can be taken, and we can close the labour gap in the European Union: 27 to 34 million, the Commission has calculated.
I support closed boxes such as the recent Celtic Sea cod box, which, though difficult, has been supported by fishermen.
to close [closed|closed] {v.} (anche: to get through, to finish, to end, to dispatch)
Mr President, I shall draw to a close so that you do not have to ask me to stop.
After nine years she has only provided information sufficient to close three files.
In bringing this speech to a close, let me ask what our weaknesses are.
It is then that the quality of aid can improve in the areas close to those affected, too.
Let me close by expressing my satisfaction with the debate here today.
to close [closed|closed] {v.} (anche: to near, to crowd, to come up, to border on)
to draw close
It is therefore up to the European institutions to offer Croatia a close transatlantic relationship.
There is enough information to carry out a statistical study aimed at allowing us to lower the authorized figure and even bring it close to
The Nice Treaty states that the European Union must be brought closer to its citizens.
Agricultural prices in the EU should and must come closer to prices in the world market.
to close [closed|closed] {v.} (anche: to interrupt, to close on, to bar, to shut)
We were promised that a new computer system would close all the loopholes.
The pressure to close down is seen as an unwarranted interference in domestic affairs.
The proposal would simply close a couple of these more blatant loopholes.
The document shows you the changes directly, without your having to close the AutoPilot.
This type of approach must not, however, close the avenues to dialogue.
to close [closed|closed] {v.} (anche: to obstruct, to disconnect, to cancel, to block)
And they said, well, the fundamental thing you have to do is turn off your BlackBerry, close your laptop, end your daydream and pay full...
Was it justifiable to cut off electricity to half of the inhabitants of Gaza, to close nearly every school, and even to stop fishermen from
to close [closed|closed] {v.} (anche: to block, to embar)
to close [closed|closed] {v.} (anche: to resign, to let up, to leave, to knock off)
Mr President, I shall draw to a close so that you do not have to ask me to stop.
It would be of great benefit to us if we could close the ranks better in the EU in this respect.
The combination of the programmes can now serve to prevent overlapping and close loopholes.
To close the polygon, double-click on the starting point.
Double click it at the beginning to close the line.
to close [closed|closed] {v.} (anche: to close on, to close down)
It should be the market and the individual wine-grower who should decide when to close down a vineyard.
Since the programme has come to an end, the Commission has decided to close the Agency by the end of 2008.
to close on
to close down
Therefore, we all feel that Guantánamo should be closed as soon as possible.
to close [closed|closed] {v.} (anche: to close down, to snap)
We could also cite Title 7 and Title 8 of the Treaty on industries and firms which are forced to close down.
to close down
I'll have to close up anyway now that you're alive.
A few days ago our shipyard was to close because it failed to win the contract to build two ships.
Would it not have been more appropriate for Parliament as such to have spoken to the demonstrators, rather than simply closing its gates?
to close [closed|closed] {v.} (anche: to shut)
GM Europe recently announced that the OPEL plant in Antwerp is to close.
I assure you, Mrs Rodríguez, that this factory is not going to close.
We will not close our market to steel imports.
to close down
However, according to my sources, these camps will be closing by the end of the year.
to close [closed|closed] {v.} (anche: to knit, to join, to unite)
... also close to the people, thanks to the Treaty of Nice.
To paraphrase the words of the great social democrat Willy Brandt, something that belongs together is now really being given the opportunity to grow more closely together.
to close [closed|closed] {v.} (anche: to melt, to go, to give out, to fail)
to close on
to close [closed|closed] {v.} (anche: to end, to close on)
Click here to close the dialog and load the selected document.
The Commission will close the debate on this first point.
The European Parliament's political discussions on Agenda 2000 will then come to a close with tomorrow's vote.
to close on
However, if discharge is refused, the accounts for that financial year need to be closed.
to close [closed|closed] {v.}
to close [closed|closed] {v.}
to close on
Older people who keep learning and are curious, they have much better health outcomes than those who start to close down.
to close [closed|closed] {v.} (anche: to shut)
to close [closed|closed] {v.} (anche: to deposit)
In this way, we are causing European poultry farmers to close their poultry farms.
We snoop around, he'll close down and get his shipments from elsewhere.
I am also glad that we call in this report for the Americans to close down Guantanamo Bay.
General Motors Europe (GME) decided in June 2006 to close its plant in Azambuja (Portugal) for economic reasons.
There have certainly been some very positive experiences, but there have also been sites which are, unfortunately, appalling, and which cannot be effectively closed down.
to close [closed|closed] {v.} (anche: to shut)
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