Summary
set up {noun}
allestimento
set up {verb}
creato · istituito · avviato · bordato · fondato · costituito · installato
set-up {noun}
montatura · avviamento · istituzione · trappola · messinscena · ambiente · avviamento · organizzazione · portamento · postura · passeggiata · coperto · settaggio · squadra
to set up {verb}
fondare · costituire · edificare · ergere · creare · fondare · costituire · cucinare · preparare · instaurare · avviare · bordare
set {noun}
combinazione · ambito · apparecchio · atteggiamento · compagnia · gruppo · struttura · cerchia · insieme · forma · configurazione · conformazione · complesso · aspetto · scenografia · avvicinamento · scenario · decoro · decor · apparato scenico · allestimento scenico · coordinato
set {verb}
assettato · sistemato · avviato · inquadrato · riposto · messi
English-Italian translation for "set up"
"set up" Italian translation
set up {noun}
set up {noun} (also: arrangement)
Here you can see the set-up where there is a screen with the subtitles behind him.
And so I set up this interior for Jay's offices and I made a pedestal for a sculpture.
set up {verb}
I set up a website because I was getting so many questions about Molas and sunfish.
Why did the international community set up this International Criminal Court?
It is a unique institution that was set up for cooperation with the Commission.
Not long ago, a Stability Council was set up at the request of the French.
The proposal makes provision for the fund to be set up by the Member States.
That is why we set up such a thorough process in the mid-term review.
Each country has over the years set up its own machinery of inspection.
A specific working group has been set up to further develop this concept.
The years 1999 to 2009 are the African Decade of Disabled People, set up by the African Union.
Such a court could be set up by a UN Security Council resolution.
All I want to say is that the programme was set up in 1995 for twelve States.
When we started this, I set up the simulation one evening.
The Ugandan President has set up a massive programme to deal with the Aids pandemic in his own country.
We wish to make it clear that the Swedish Government responded to the criticism and set up an inquiry that was completed last year.
It highlights that the Echelon system exists and was set up by the United States with the help of the United Kingdom, in particular.
And we got the bear surrendered to -- we set up a sanctuary.
We set up the Forum on the information society, which was mentioned in Mr Herman's report, but not here in the debate.
now set up, can also source these products in the future.
Fourth criterion: the need for enlargement, which requires at the institutional level the setting up of a variable geometry Europe based on differentiated cooperation.
set up {pp} (also: settled, accumulated, built up, incorporated)
We are making direct use of the agency that we have just set up.
We have requested a panel which will, in due course, be set up.
And then, a long time ago, 15 years ago, a working party was set up for that purpose.
The first relates to the cumbersome nature of the structures set up to assist the Commission.
A committee was set up in November to draft one and the nine people on that committee include two women.
set up {pp} (also: installed)
And we set up a projector on a wall out in the parking lot outside of his hospital.
set-up {noun}
This revealed a grotesque set-up in terms of its lack of legal legitimacy.
set-up {noun} (also: set-up, introduction, establishment, institution)
set-up {noun} (also: establishment, institution, start-up, starting-up)
That is the aim of the Agency for Fundamental Rights which is to be set up soon.
It was decided to set up a judicial network in criminal matters back in 1998.
WADA was taking shape along the lines of what we wanted and was set up in 1999.
It is a unique institution that was set up for cooperation with the Commission.
I warmly support the idea to set up a working party to discuss the issue.
set-up {noun} (also: put on, trick, act)
In Amendment No 45 we have set up economic frameworks and want to have more money for things to do with energy and the environment.
In the longer term, a socially and ecologically responsible programme needs to be set up to help farmers and to restore the environment.
The fact that non-governmental organisations for the protection of nature, the environment and animals are set up and developed, therefore
We also have to recognise that the Environment Agency set up in Copenhagen has a role in identifying problems and informing the Commission
We also propose that, given the complexity of the problems raised, an ethical committee should be set up, at European level, on issues
set-up {noun} [comp.] (also: introduction, establishment, institution, start-up)
set-up {noun} [comp.] (also: setup, organisation)
The European Union must not set up an organisation in parallel with NATO.
The model which is chosen in the Member States will depend on how the labour market is set up in the country concerned.
I re-opened the World Health Organisation Office and I set up a clinic now dealing with 15 000 medical consultations a month.
And I set up Kanchi, because my organization was always going to be named after my elephant, because disability is like the elephant in the
We must accept our responsibility, even if it is just in training and helping to set up an African military presence.
set-up {noun} [Amer.] (also: gait, comportment)
set-up {noun} [Amer.] [fig.]
to set up {verb}
to set up {vb} (also: to erect, to bring into being, to establish, to lay the foundations)
If we want to set up a business in the United States, exactly the same principle applies.
And the idea was very simple. The idea was to set up an African Institute for Mathematical Sciences, or AIMS.
Let's go set up a company that teaches people, educates them, gives them the tools they need to keep going."
The suggestion that an independent European centre should be set up to coordinate searches for missing children is certainly a good idea.
Leaving aside ideology, I ask you to put yourself in the position of this man or woman, these people who wish to set up this business.
to set up {vb} (also: to erect, to bring into being, to establish, to found)
The European Union must not set up an organisation in parallel with NATO.
There is no reason to set up a new system for the sole purpose of introducing an EU symbol.
I hope there is no need to set up another committee of inquiry in the near future.
Member States should be compelled to set up special police units for victims of crime.
The Commission must set up a financial safety fund for the next three months.
to set up {vb} (also: to raise, to put up, to construct, to build)
to set up {vb} (also: to invent, to coin, to mint, to design)
Nevertheless, Hungary is required to set up appropriate structures at national level.
Furthermore, psychological counselling facilities should be set up as soon as possible.
Now a new register is to be set up because the first procedure posed too many problems.
No barriers to the market should be set up, either legislative or technological.
A civilian peace corps under the auspices of the EU should at last be set up.
to set up {vb} (also: to incorporate, to start up, to originate, to begin)
to set up {vb} (also: to settle, to accumulate, to build up, to incorporate)
to set up {vb} (also: to treat, to deal with, to prepare, to arrange)
Mr Balkenende was interested to learn about our plans to set up a standing committee.
That is why this autumn the Commission will report on the enlargement process as a whole, to set up the debate at the December European
I was there alone, setting up, and a homeless man approached.
Thank you for setting up my display.
The more important is precisely the creation of Eurojust, which has already been started off with the setting up of the provisional unit, which has prepared the ground for the definitive body.
to set up {irr.} (also: to build, to institute, to establish)
It is high time we set up a reliable and transparent system.
For that we must set up consultative arrangements and the possibility to take incentive measures.
That is why we have also set up certain structures to establish a genuine partnership for accession.
It is that same conviction which led us to set up a new multidisciplinary committee of leading scientists.
According to Mr Haz himself, he endeavours via the parliamentary route to set up a sharia state in the archipelago.
to set up {v.t.} (also: to open, to found, to launch, to institute)
It is therefore extremely difficult to set up local development programmes.
As I see it, a verification process is the first thing to set up.
Later, development projects should be set up.
But the time has come to set up a real Baltic Sea programme, in which we coordinate things in an entirely different way.
The priority is to set up compensation systems or payment systems allowing us to reduce these costs.
to set up {v.i.} [naut.] (also: to flatten in, to flat in)
set {noun}
set {noun} (also: ensemble, gross, group, mixture)
I have heard Mr Cox and others refer to looking at a range or a better mix of policy instruments other than the one set out in the economic...
Simplification is another area on which we are about to set to work.
A great deal of aid has been set aside for Serbia within the framework of the Stability Pact.
That is an entirely different set of problems, and has to be dealt with in a different context.
Our common institutions are the external framework which set the long term conditions.
The EU set up this agency as part of the work essential for the completion of the internal market.
set {noun} (also: jack, appliance, instrument, equipment)
And then we get to the civilization above the little TV set with a gun on it.
And the idea that you could see things inside of a crystal ball and predict the future -- or a television set, where it's sort of like a
It turns out, of course, that boys have more TV sets, more PCs in their rooms etc.
I was thinking about mass produced spherical television sets that could be linked to orbiting camera satellites.
Different makes of hairdryers, electrical toothbrushes, hand blenders, kettles, TV sets etc., hardly differ in terms of recyclability.
set {noun} (also: show, act, posture, pose)
If we wish to behave responsibly, we must set up solutions today which will work tomorrow.
The extremists set the agenda, and the Americans seem to tolerate the tough stance adopted by Prime Minister Sharon.
If I have a disappointment, it concerns the rapporteur's approach to the various agencies of the Union, set up by the Commission.
In my opinion, the public sector should set an example to employers and be capable of thinking in the longer term.
Even British Airways has set up a separate company to offer such no-frills deals.
This success has enabled the Member States to adopt a set of common rules on pet animal movements which is very welcome.
Are we to have a cost- benefit study setting the added profit of the airlines against the added value of the lives of the passengers who will die?
When will airlines be forced to display a notice on the desk setting out people's rights to compensation in cases of overbooking?
The Liberal Group unanimously endorses the call for such a court to be set up.
A coordination group is being set up between the Commission and the Member States.
I was not aware of this working group and am very pleased that it has been set up.
Such a set of amendments may relate to different parts of the original text.
I warmly support the idea to set up a working party to discuss the issue.
Can the Commission afford to set up something of this kind?
That is why we must take an extremely careful approach to changing the set-up of the COM in tobacco.
Lastly, the Member States concerned will have to be committed to the project jointly and set up a common structure.
If a network is to be set up in Europe, then it should be a pan-European structure.
The comprehensive set of figures that I have put before you today, in my capacity as rapporteur, is something to be proud of.
And so here I introduce something, the set of rivers of a plane-filling curve.
The text on which we are today to give our opinion is part of this set of measures.
There needs to be a framework, a culture, a set of institutions that work.
Now, I get to the final thing, which is the set of which my name is attached.
Sinn Féin believes that the enlarged EU must adopt a new set of priorities.
The Council must set priorities, thus giving true shape to the Lisbon Strategy.
This information shall be set forth in detail in a document transmitted to the Commission.
Firstly, the corrections to the examinations set by the Commission are always made anonymously.
Once the truth is denied to human beings, it is pure illusion to try to set them free.
With automatic payments, you set up a form of payment in your account and your costs are paid automatically.
set {noun} (also: configuration, conformation, layout, form)
If you've got these three things, you're ready to set up Conversion Tracking.
The set of risks faced by individuals throughout their life has changed significantly.
Easy set-up, no driver installation required.
After you save these settings to your network security device, users in your network should have access to Microsoft Online Services.
set {noun} (also: physique, build, structure, configuration)
You don't need a lot of equipment to set up a production facility.
OK, how is all this complex circuitry set up in the brain?
These are problems that have to be properly resolved before Monetary Union is set under way.
which has a very complex ~~~ set of orientations all in a simple form. ~~~ In terms of construction and manufacturing,
Like Mr Simpson, and in the same spirit, we approve of the main thrust of this text, subject to a number of points which I will now set out.
A second set of provisions relates to cooperation on lawmaking and on budgetary decisions.
What is most important to the health of a society is the direction in which its face is set.
Commissioner Fischler has set the tone for this on a number of occasions.
Is the Council aware that we must set this as a priority?
The other aspect is the EU's contribution to the Global Health Fund which has recently been set up.
set {noun} (also: decor)
set {noun} [geogr.]
They now need our support as they set off on their journey towards the European Union.
This approach, however, has borne considerable fruit and has set standards in the candidate countries themselves.
A timetable was also set for this which is indissociably linked to Turkey's ambitions for its accession to the European Union.
We have managed to convincingly set in motion an enlargement scenario that should succeed.
The disinvestment that began in the 1960s set the stage for all the environmental injustices that were to come.
As far as the textile and clothing sector is concerned, the scene for what is happening today was set a decade ago.
We must now set the scene for full liberalisation in the medium term, and the step we are now taking is the first step in this process.
This is why the broad guidelines the Council is required to set out in this area are of at least equal importance on the European stage.
set {noun} [theat.] (also: decor)
set {noun} [theat.] (also: decor)
set {noun} [cloth.] (also: twin-set)
We have worked together to ensure a consistent and complementary set of proposals is put to Parliament, and I should like to thank her very...
And I therefore hope that the Commission, jointly with the Member States, will set to work in a coordinated way to achieve the objectives
set {verb}
One of them is the idea of linearity: that it starts here and you go through a track and if you do everything right, you will end up set...
All I want to say is that the programme was set up in 1995 for twelve States.
There is particular praise for the reform programme set in motion last year.
Clearly the Cologne Council has set in motion a chain of events of which it is going to lose control.
When we started this, I set up the simulation one evening.
We in Parliament have brought the scandal to light, and set the wheels in motion to have it discussed.
It is important that the applicant countries are not set up against each other.
It would also offer an incentive for cultivating set-aside areas.
Firstly, there are the funds that have been set aside for this programme.
Three million set aside, 62 billion dollar liability -- much worse than the car companies.
Thirdly, we have assessed the consequences the planting of protein-rich crops would have on set-aside land.
set {adjective}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "set up":
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "set up" in Italian
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