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to give {verb}
allegare · dare · addurre · concedere · ammettere · somministrare · fornire · amministrare · elargire · sferrare · infondere · conferire · dare · permettere · infliggere · ammollare · affibbiare · dare · applicare · allentare · impartire · dare · assegnare · attaccare · concedere · attribuire · contagiare · arrecare · trarre · apprestare · impartire
English-Italian translation for "to give"
"to give" Italian translation
to give {verb}
to give [gave|given] {vb} (also: to plead, to adduce, to exhibit, to cite)
We have been given contradictory analyses as we have gone through this.
Consequently, in order to ensure equal opportunities for all of these organisations, their names must be given only in the annex.
I gave you the note that they enclosed a moment ago, and I hope that you will be able to spend a few minutes of your time on this.
The guarantees given in this respect by the institutional protocol annexed to the Treaty of Amsterdam are also inadequate.
And lastly, I shall forward my speech that Mrs Banotti referred to, which I gave to the Heads of State at the exceptional meeting of the Heads of State and Government, and which is very clear.
to give [gave|given] {vb} (also: to hand, to hand on, to give)
This is the response I wished to give to this question which looks to the future.
What answer are we in a position to give, today, apart from our own inadequacy?
I believe the Commission should be called upon to give answers on these aspects.
Once again, I would urge colleagues to give their full support to this report.
I am sorry that I cannot give a definitive answer as to exactly what is happening.
to give [gave|given] {vb} (also: to plead, to adduce, to adduct, to allege)
Let me give you an example.
There is much need for amendments, especially to individual regulations, and we could certainly give many examples of that here today in
Also, I could not agree more with the reason given in this respect.
The justification given by large undertakings is that this is a means of protecting themselves against piracy.
However, the need for stability has been mentioned, particularly given the major decisions to be made shortly.
to give [gave|given] {vb} (also: to acknowledge, to concede, to agree, to admit)
Parliament and the EU as a whole must give aid, actively and with all speed.
We are currently being asked whether we can give discharge with a good conscience.
It is much riskier to give a 50,000 dollar loan than it is to give a 500 dollar loan.
Joint motion for a resolution on the consequences of the refusal to give discharge
The resolution urges the European Union to give Mercosur financial support.
to give [gave|given] {vb} (also: to allow, to concede, to agree)
Secondly, this does not mean that I aim to give us such an easy time.
But I think for us to admit that, we have to give up on our special-ness, in a certain way.
If these accusations turn out to be substantiated, then we will give them our attention.
I must admit, this is a question to which I would not wish to give a wrong answer.
to give women a chance to take part in the Olympic Games.
to give [gave|given] {vb} (also: to administer)
What's interesting is they did it in South America and Canada, where it's "more ethical to give placebos."
You can give the competing drug in too high a dose, so that people get side effects.
You can give the competing drug in too low a dose, so that people aren't properly treated.
He gives half of them vitamin C. ~~~ He gives half of them vitamin B12.
Only fish meal can continue to be given to fish.
to give [gave|given] {vb} (also: to provide, to oblige, to accommodate, to administer)
Why is it that our services cannot give us simple and straightforward information?
I invite the European Parliament also to give its opinion on the communication.
However, I cannot possibly give a detailed answer to your very precise questions.
The Commission is much better placed to give you a full answer to your question.
I have been asked to give more details in relation to that and I am happy to do so.
to give [gave|given] {vb} (also: to conduct, to govern, to manage, to run)
The assets are managed by an external invesment manager and a custodian according to a investment management mandate given by the ECB.
to give [gave|given] {vb} (also: to administer, to dispense)
We are accomplices in the massacres in Chechnya if we continue to give money to the butchers.
They should test ETA’ s commitment and bona fides and realise that you should not and cannot give rewards for doing that which was
This is related, in the final analysis, to the good conscience of someone who gives money to charity.
Concerning the Commission, I remind you that the only aid given is humanitarian: health and food.
For this reason, the Church considers the ministerial priesthood a gift given to Her through the ministry of some of her faithful.
to give [gave|given] {vb} (also: to plant, to administer, to deliver)
Given yesterday ’ s Palestinian rocket attack in the centre of the Israeli city of Ashkelon, this is an urgent matter.
As Dominique Souchet noted, given that the death of the franc is a fatal blow to the CFA franc, it is thus also a fatal blow to the whole of French-speaking Africa.
to give [gave|given] {vb} (also: to lend)
We want this topical debate to give a boost to the opposition in Belarus.
He tries to give Egyptian people hope.
In order to revitalise democracy in Europe, it is essential to give each people the visible power of decision at European level.
God can only maintain the freshness of the beginnings and he can only infuse the necessary force to give an appropriate answer to the signs
Finally, this impasse is giving new life to the outdated old ideas of the hard core.
to give [gave|given] {vb} (also: to lend, to collate)
Parliament must give a clear mandate to the European Union in this direction.
I call upon the Heads of State and Government to give the Convention a clear mandate.
It falls to each State to give power to its regions if it wishes to do so.
This is therefore the first priority: we must give this Charter real legal force.
Particularly important are those developments that give the European Parliament more weight.
to give [gave|given] {vb} (also: to deliver, to permit, to allow, to cede)
to give [gave|given] {vb} (also: to permit, to cede, to afford, to bestow)
It is important to give everyone the channels through which they can express their views.
The only solution is to recognise prostitutes as such and, as a first step, to give them a voice.
The Council has a duty to give them the green light.
And maybe I've been around long enough that I can afford to give away some of my false prestige to be able to do that.
To quote Simone de Beauvoir, ‘ we must not allow our executioners to give us bad habits’.
to give [gave|given] {vb} (also: to administer)
We need to clarify internal accounting arrangements and to give greater penalties to States which take inadequate approaches to fraud.
Giving subsidies in this manner amounts to promoting extreme suffering for animals, and we should therefore surely reject it.
It is not the ideal solution because it humiliates the Commission, which is given only a secondary role, lending technical support within the Union's delegation.
to give [gave|given] {vb} (also: to soften, to soak, to steep, to make soft)
to give [gave|given] {vb} (also: to deliver, to deal, to plant, to buckle)
to give [gave|given] {vb} [fig.] (also: to inflict, to impose)
to give [gave|given] {vb} [fig.] (also: to inflict, to impose)
Before we give lessons in morals, we should start by applying the principles we seek to impose on others.
It is also important that we give more attention to transport and attempt in that area simply to make full use of the potential for CO2
To overcome this, Members have suggested that we bring in differential tax incentives to give encouragement and so on.
We said we could not give our support then, due to the inclusion of primary law and the lack of the possibility of national tax.
Subject: Enhanced cooperation What progress is the Council Presidency making on enhanced cooperation, and could it give examples of areas
to give [gave|given] {vb} [coll.] (also: to plant, to administer, to deliver)
We have to work together to de-escalate the tension and to give diplomacy a chance.
Would you not agree that we can give up chasing even lower inflation and implement the monetarist dogma with a trifle less inhumanity
We do not intend to say give it or withhold it, we simply want to point out the conditions under which and the reason why this money is
On the contrary, it takes them as given and is merely interested in moderating the consequences, in slowing down the rate at which they emerge and in 'countering ' the losses.
to give [gave|given] {irr.}
I would therefore be grateful for any instructions you can give to have the minutes corrected about this.
Before we give lessons in morals, we should start by applying the principles we seek to impose on others.
I am not sure that we have to give lessons!
Therefore I would warn against trying to give the actors who are represented by it too much official advice as to what they ought to do.
A temporary commission will certainly have lessons to draw from this tragedy, but certainly not lessons to give to any government.
to give [gave|given] {v.t.} (also: to hand, to give, to hand on)
to give [gave|given] {v.t.} (also: to vest, to confer, to bestow, to grant)
Perhaps you could give them some reports to do, some real work.
It is the real mandate for negotiations which the Council is preparing to give to the Commission.
The Commission must give budgetary priority to the demobilisation and reintegration of child soldiers.
It is impossible, and I consider it an affront to the dignity of MEPs, to give them less than two minutes.
? and in Seville you have had to give the Interior Ministers homework with deadlines.
to give [gave|given] {v.t.} (also: to condemn, to attack, to put up, to stick up)
The result is that instead of taking the offensive we give in to them.
Rather than standing and attacking this House, they should take a step back, listen to what is being said in this debate and give their
The recession as a result of the terrorist attacks on 11 September gives the perpetrators ultimate triumph.
People bring their own cooker, he attaches a valve and a steam pipe, and now he gives you espresso coffee.
Worker protection and the safety of the public must continue to be given priority over economic considerations.
to give [gave|given] {v.t.} (also: to issue, to release, to grant, to oblige)
to give [gave|given] {v.t.} (also: to ascribe, to attribute, to assign, to apportion)
There is an ecological aspect which we should continue to give priority to.
In recognising this, the text helps to give real meaning to the term 'integration '.
A few minutes ago I explained the reasons why we now want to give priority to prevention.
What responsibilities should we give them in the Treaties?
I would therefore like to quickly remind you the broad guidelines that the Council wanted to give to the 2001 budget.
to give [gave|given] {v.t.} (also: to transmit, to infect, to contaminate)
to give [gave|given] {v.t.}
to give [gave|given] {v.t.}
I would like to give a few examples and then draw some general conclusions.
It sometimes happens that a slip of the tongue can give a false impression.
Developing the infrastructure will also give these regions a chance to participate in and profit from the internal market.
A temporary commission will certainly have lessons to draw from this tragedy, but certainly not lessons to give to any government.
Only this sort of environment can give them the strength they need to perform their important function in society.
to give [gave|given] {v.t.} (also: to provide)
This is rather ironic, given that France is about to fail, for the third year in a row, to comply with that very requirement.
It gives us the chance to look at progress in the year just ended and our objectives for the current year.
It is a far more difficult and demanding task to manage the convoys of new supplies coming in, given the internal situation that exists today.
to give [gave|given] {v.t.} (also: to issue)
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