Engelsk-italiensk översättning av "to which"
"to which" italiensk översättning
to which {pronomen}
to which {pron.} (även: to whom)
Mr President, to start with, this is not a question to which I shall reply.
It is a very precise question to which we would like to have an answer.
I am aware of the report brought forward by Mr Hyland which he has referred to.
It is a challenge which can and must be met in the forthcoming mid-term review.
It is a standard which anyone can adopt, but no-one is forced to adopt.
I am thinking first of the question of Turkey, which has been discussed already.
Mr President, the way in which we feed ourselves is an expression of how we live.
It is exactly this which we will be putting right through sectoral integration.
The things on which agreement has been reached are some of the difficult things.
Migration is undoubtedly a phenomenon of the globalised world in which we live.
the ethical framework within which the European Parliament plans to conduct it.
Amendment No 1, though, is covered by paragraph 29, to which I have referred.
This is the very subject, which Mr Spiers has just referred to, which is vital.
Road accidents are not a natural disaster in the face of which we are powerless.
It is a continent to which Christians from other continents look with hope.
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It was impossible to hear which vote you called and what the result of the vote was.
Now we see the EU in its true colours, which are by no means green.
But we need this answer to know which direction is the right one.
Thirdly, which law is applicable to govern such a complex sector?
What is the strategy we are proposing and which we have adopted today?
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This is an implementation matter which will require some detailed consideration.
The first stage is the December European Council, which will need to approve it.
At the same time she undergoes a trial of faith which will last until her death.
This is the response I wished to give to this question which looks to the future.
I believe in fact that that is the language which Bailers's leaders understand.
I am thinking first of the question of Turkey, which has been discussed already.
Mr President, the way in which we feed ourselves is an expression of how we live.
It is exactly this which we will be putting right through sectoral integration.
The things on which agreement has been reached are some of the difficult things.
Migration is undoubtedly a phenomenon of the globalised world in which we live.