Summary
generalized {verb}
generalizzato
generalized {adjective}
generalizzato · generalizzata
to generalize {verb}
generalizzare
general {adjective}
comune · complessivo · generale · globale · collettivo · pubblico · collettiva · pubblica · complessiva · complessivo · panoramico
Synonyms
generalized: generalised
generalize: generalise · popularize · popularise
general: cosmopolitan · ecumenical · oecumenical
more (8)English-Italian translation for "generalized"
"generalized" Italian translation
generalized {verb}
generalized {pp}
The Generalized System of Preferences is, of course, something that we apply autonomously.
Yet this is just a generalized falsehood.
We fear that the ulterior purpose is to create an additional generalized tax burden aimed at increasing tax revenues.
An investigation of forced labour practices in Burma in the context of the European Union's Generalized System of Preferences has been
generalized {adjective}
generalized {adj.}
generalized {adj.}
In order for this to create jobs, this reduction must be on a large scale, rapid and generalized.
We are just as concerned as the next person about the generalized climate of violence prevailing in Colombia.
This is not a generalized reduction of 40 per cent of the European fleet - that is categorically not the case!
Finally, I want to stress that generalized flexibility is certainly not the panacea for all the Union's difficulties.
Subsidiarity is invoked stating that the promotion of tourism in Europe cannot be generalized: in some cases, that is true, but in others
to generalize {verb}
to generalize [generalized|generalized] {v.t.}
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general {adjective}
This general reflection should lead to a reform of all aspects of the budget ’.
Thus the problem of understanding the interests of the general public is still there.
There is a general principle common to our internal rights: ' electa una via '.
That is why we welcome this general plan to be put into execution by the year 2010.
To prevent further impediments a common definition of the general interest is also needed.
general {adj.} (also: overall, total, global)
The Council agreed on a partial general approach on 21 April 2005.
The issue facing us is what to do about this dangerous paralysis of our general functioning.
I would like to affirm my Group’ s general support for his report and for the Commission’ s proposal.
Environmental concerns are becoming increasingly important in EU policies in general.
Mr President, President Prodi has described three fundamental points of the programme and, in general, I support the overall line taken.
I can see the gentleman from the Industry Directorate-General sitting beside you.
The points I would like to make today have more to do with the general situation.
Arturo Rios of the General Secreteriat for the Missions and Evangelization, Br.
Sergiusz Baldyga, Vice Secretary General F.S., and a member of the same province.
In the light of the general food legislation this question seems easy to answer.
The General Affairs Council has the overall political responsibility for the IGC.
Joint strategies ought to be restricted to issues of a general character.
Effective individual measures cannot replace an integrated general concept.
In order for such a peace to be lasting and general, however, it had to be fair.
I believe that general policy on long tunnels has to be reviewed.
general {adj.} (also: collective, public, communal)
The redistribution of production between undertakings and partners is inimical to general prosperity and causes jobs to be lost.
Each Member State will apply this European directive, which has been drawn up in the general interest, in the way it considers best.
I believe that public services or services of general interest must be at the heart of the Union's transport policy and must, as such, be
It only risks further increasing the gap between the EU and the general public.
The debate between competition and service of general interest has only just started.
That leaves just 6.3 % of tickets available for sale to the general public.
Thus the problem of understanding the interests of the general public is still there.
The problem, as I see it, is how can we spread this knowledge to the general public.
general {adj.} (also: collective, public, communal)
The private sector should be involved in the management of crises, in particular by means of the general application of collective action...
Indeed, it is your duty to ensure that the general public is well informed.
These candidates will then also enjoy the confidence of the general public.
We wish to emphasise that these parties must have more rights than the general public.
I think that we need to consider how we can best present this to the general public.
As a general rule, you will tell me, we have not reached that point.
general {adj.} (also: overall, global, aggregate, total)
The Commission has approved these changes for reasons of general consistency and clarity.
But, with your permission, I will close with a general comment on the value of the European Conference.
Our position on LEADER is a product of our more general assessment of the EU's overall agricultural policy.
Mr President, I have two comments to make with regard to Mrs Kaufmann’ s report, the general thrust of which I endorse.
As far as the nuclear power plant in Ignalina is concerned, the Commission's general conclusion on Lithuania was not predicated on the
general {adj.} (also: overall, global, aggregate, total)
general {adj.} (also: comprehensive)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "generalized":
Synonyms (English) for "generalize":
© Princeton Universitygeneralise · popularize · popularise · vulgarize · vulgarise · extrapolate · infer
Synonyms (English) for "general":
© Princeton Universitycosmopolitan · ecumenical · oecumenical · universal · worldwide · world-wide · full general · superior general
Usage examples
Usage examples for "generalized" in Italian
With regard to how we achieve a reduction of speed within towns, I think that the principle of priority to the right should be generalized in all towns.
If Parliament succeeds in dealing with this problem itself, every care will have to be taken and we will have to ensure that we are not tempted to make generalized premature judgements.
Similar words
general-purpose · generalist · generalists · generalities · generality · generalizable · generalizables · generalization · generalizational · generalizations · generalized · generalizer · generalizers · generalizing · generally · generalness · generalship · generalships · generated · generating · generation
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