English-Italian translation for "second rate"

second rate {adj.} (also: second-rate)

second-rate {adj.} (also: second rate)

There cannot be first or second rate countries or people.

We cannot offer our citizens a second-rate service.

In 2000 it was 11.1 %, the second highest rate after Spain.

Secondly, the usage rate of Internet connections amongst us in Europe is low.

To put it more clearly: it is better to have a second-rate solution than no solution at all.

The second green rate is for direct income support for farmers such as premium payments.

They do not want a second-rate language, and neither do they want to be treated like second-class citizens.

As regards the level of EU funding, these city dwellers are second-rate citizens of the European Union.

These developments can be put down to two factors: firstly, people are living longer and, secondly, the birth rate has dropped.

To have first-rate and second-rate Capitals of Culture could destroy the whole idea and would be a source of frustration and anger.

Yet it is not good for new states and their citizens to be joining the Union with the feeling that they are second-rate and unequal.

One of the greatest dangers of this agreement is that ordinary committee members are reduced to second-rate members.

Secondly, the rate of withholding tax applied in international tax agreements only rarely exceeds 15 %.

All the integration approach does is to cut social spending, shift the financial burden onto the family and provide the disabled with a second-rate education.

The negotiations on this Directive, which is sometimes referred to as the sunlight exposure directive, have instead been more reminiscent of a second-rate soap opera.

The same applies to political rights, to the right to be treated as a full rather than a second-rate citizen in one's place of residence.

Whatever happens, we must not allow subsidies to be used by all kinds of second-rate producers to peddle their negative disinformation to the television viewers.

I am particularly annoyed and vexed by the fact that in the UK it is said that its record employment rates are second to none in the EU.

Parliamentary assistants must no longer be treated as second-rate citizens in the institutions, when the smooth functioning of these institutions largely depends on them.

It's never "The Godfather;" it's never "Citizen Kane;" it's always some third rate movie with some second rate star. ~~~ But the reason it's number one is because that's the week it came out.