Engelsk-italiensk översättning av "pass"
"pass" italiensk översättning
pass {substantiv}
pass {substantiv} (även: to step forward, to come forward, to go forward, to forge forward)
And when an artist does that to another artist, it's like you're compelled to pass it on.
I will pass on to the great political priority for 1998, employment.
I am against further studies of the Brenner Pass, for we already have enough of them as it is.
I shall now pass on to other points, Mr President, Commissioner.
Furthermore, in the Council we have debated whether or not to exclude the Hörbranz Pass, the Lindau-St.
The Maurienne valley, the Fréjus tunnel, the valleys of Briançon, the Mont Genèvre pass and the Chamonix valley deserve a better fate than...
There is the possibility that a door has now been opened, through which a majority of European states will later be able to pass in a...
to pass {verb}
to pass [passed|passed] {vb} (även: to follow, to adopt, to grant, to take)
... Pass.
I understand that my amendment would have been passed had I put it to the vote.
The Angel of the Lord passed through the house of the Sisters of Mercy who had so lovingly cared for him and said to our dear Brother, "Tempus non erit amplius.
And that report has been greatly improved since passing through committee thanks to the generosity of the rapporteur, who has accepted a good number of amendments.
I welcome the words from the President-in-Office of the Council about closer involvement of Parliament in the process of passing such legislation.
to pass [passed|passed] {vb} (även: to vote through, to accept, to adopt, to subscribe)
You want to pass something that enters into force retroactively, namely from 30 June.
All we need to do is pass resolutions and resolve problems of taxation.
Mr President, one of the reports we are going to pass is the report on the international fisheries agreements.
It is therefore urgent to pass this regulation.
Finally, I would stress that this House should not pass legislation that cannot be complied with.
to pass [passed|passed] {vb} (även: to reach, to hand, to proffer, to tender)
Please pass on our thanks to the government of your country, Minister.
We are sorry, however, that this is the last time we will be able to pass on our congratulations to Greece in the same circumstances.
Mr President, I would like to begin by saying that I am from the Lorraine area of France and I would also like to pass on my condolences to
In the light of this situation, Sweden has a law which gives every passing vessel the opportunity to enter practically any port and dispose of its surplus oil there.
to pass [passed|passed] {vb} (även: to reach, to hand)
Our life longevity is going up almost a year for every year that passes.
Mr President, a shadow is passing over Europe, in whose darkness is hidden a mixture of stale chauvinism, racism, xenophobia, anti-Semitism and classic European nationalism.
to pass [passed|passed] {vb}
to pass [passed|passed] {vb} (även: to return, to pronounce)
A national judge should not and cannot pass judgement on the validity of derived law.
Their best-case scenario now is that no judgment be passed.
It passed no judgment on the general validity of the elections nor did it state the exact number of constituencies in which it would be appropriate to hold them again.
Our report is based on hearsay and circumstantial evidence, but it makes judgments and even passes sentence with the burden on the accused of proving his innocence.
The directive was passed in 1977 but it was disputed for many years in the courts, right up to the Court of Justice in terms of its judgments.
to pass [passed|passed] {vb} (även: to return, to pronounce)
It is still too early to pass judgment, of course, but the basic conditions are favourable.
I believe it is too early to pass judgement on the various instruments that can be classified.
Before I venture to pass judgment, I would say that it is right and proper that we should consider it in its entirety.
I should also like to pass on my best wishes to the Commission, present here in the person of Mr Van Miert.
It is not up to me, any more than it is up to anyone in this House, to pass judgement on what takes place between consenting adults.
to pass [passed|passed] {vb} [form.]
to pass [passed|passed] {vb} [med.] (även: to expel)
to pass [passed|passed] {tran. vb} (även: to cross)
As pilgrims we have passed through the Holy Door of the Vatican Basilica, and now the Word of God draws our attention to what Christ said to Peter and of Peter.
to pass [passed|passed] {tran. vb} [jur.]
In France, not content with placing members of trade unions behind bars, the government is preparing to pass laws to punish beggars...
Nevertheless, we agree that a law passed by a dictator is still called a law.
By the early 90s, Congress passed the law that changed everything.
In others such as France, Poland and Slovakia, the national parliaments have passed laws to this end.
If it is not accurate, what are the true figures that should be passed on to the taxpayers in the various Member States?
Synonymer
Synonymer (engelska) till "pass":
© Princeton Universityexcrete · egest · eliminate · happen · hap · go on · pass off · occur · fall out · come about · take place · die · decease · perish · go · exit · pass away · expire · kick the bucket · cash in one's chips
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Användningsexempel för "pass" i Italienska
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