Engelsk-italiensk översättning av "to typify"

to typify [typified|typified] {vb} (även: to individualize, to characterize, to mark)

to typify [typified|typified] {vb} (även: to individualize, to characterize, to mark, to distinguish)

to typify [typified|typified] {vb} (även: to distinguish, to characterize, to differentiate, to individualize)

This to me typifies what the Community is about.

The meeting in Biarritz was typified by very strange happenings.

That typifies a certain mentality that is present in this House.

These are only the technicalities which typify Mr Mugabe's craftiness.

This austere attitude has also typified my approach to the budget.

The European elections have in recent years consistently been typified by a low turn-out.

These problems are significant and typified by Eurostat and have failed to be addressed.

It is, however, surprising how often the discussion is typified by unilateral thinking.

This kind of language typifies the way in which the Commission fails to clearly express what it stands for.

The Commission proposal is typified - more so than the report - by a realistic approach from the bottom upwards.

Although confidentiality typifies the very nature of the activities of intelligence services, more supervision is required.

Madam President, the no-frills approach, which typifies Mrs Peijs, is evident in virtually every paragraph of the present report.

Mr President, the three key factors which typify the transport of people and goods in terms of competition are price, reliability and speed.

Developments in India over the past fifty years had been typified by cultural diversity and a heterogeneous society.

Madam President, I should like to revisit briefly the problems which have typified the animal products sector for the past couple of months and years.

After all, this is a category which- more than anything - is typified by the need for security, without choosing a particular EU Member State as such.

Now we see a series of amendments, which typifies the approach of this Parliament: seeking to make slightly better something that is inherently flawed.

Now I want to touch briefly on the rather shadowy side of globalisation which is typified for me by access to medicines and the clear need for a review of TRIPs.

This proposal typifies the belief of this assembly that, for every ill in society, the solution is a new law and - when that fails - to create another.

The arms export agreements are also typified by a large degree of voluntariness, but also, for example, by inconsistent agreements on the end use of exported arms.