Engelsk-italiensk översättning av "corridor"

Let us open the humanitarian aid corridors at once!

It was not my job to grant it by virtue of an agreement made in the corridors.

We are, after all, dealing with a corridor for smuggling people, drugs and arms to Europe.

There must be EU funding for the cross-border sections, and one corridor should not be singled out in favour of others.

If a corridor is not quickly created, an unparalleled humanitarian disaster threatens.

It is clear that a safe corridor must be created as soon as possible for the return of these people.

All of us, citizens of Europe, in the corridors of power, on the Union’ s front line, feel the weight of this challenge.

Hollywood would spend millions of dollars to do a small urban corridor for a movie because they'd have to do it manually.

Corridors 4, 8, 9 and 10 involve Greece and its links with the countries of Southwest Europe.

Those who seek to promote transparency should cease to skulk in the corridors and secretly record and film their colleagues.

We can't see the corridors, and we can't see what it is that brings together a tuna, a leatherback and an albatross.

And on a Wednesday afternoon, I was walking down the corridor of my high school kind of minding my own business.

Although the problem of transalpine traffic to which Mr Swoboda refers in his report primarily affects Austria, it also relates to the entire Brenner corridor.

We should not forget that this is a corridor, all covered by Objective 1 of the Structural Funds, and with hidden potential for development which has to be exploited.

Secondly, as has been stated before, there is every evidence to suggest that corruption is still rife among the police, in the justice system and in the corridors of power.

His proposal for the establishment of a safety corridor, which will enable refugees to return to their home countries quickly, deserves international support.

The area’s central development corridor is the Hanauer Landstrasse, which generally acts like a magnet in attracting increasing numbers of service providers and cultural-related venues.

I therefore think that in this new context we shall have to give priority to those corridors and transport routes to which you have drawn our attention.

I believe this is essential, for otherwise – especially given the war-cries now resounding through the corridors – it will be impossible to create the right atmosphere for a substantive joint debate.

This collecting of statistical returns will enable an analysis of the traffic corridors and of the so-called sensitive routes as well as an improvement in the reflection on a common transport policy.