English-Portuguese translation for "call"
"call" Portuguese translation
call {noun}
Is a video-conferencing session between four people a telephone call with vision?
Pre-requisitesTo make a video call, each participant must have the following:
You will not be able to make a video call if the person you want to call:
She wants the call-back rights for Parliament which we discussed earlier.
But the next morning, while I was still in the hospital, I got a telephone call.
We do not support the call made in paragraph 2 for VAT to be reduced.
From 2005 the call for public proposals open to all organisations will be launched.
Mr President, I accept Commissioner Vitorino’ s call for citizens to be informed.
Thus, we can support a call to eliminate the many obstacles to freedom of movement.
However, we do not support the call for harmonisation of the age of consent in the Member States.
In this respect recent referendums on the constitutional treaty have been a harsh wake-up call.
This report is a wake-up call to Europe.
The call to battle was based on unconfirmed information from Amnesty International and press reports.
Was this an indictment of the European project or a mid-term wake-up call to our political establishment?
'Never again! ' is what tens of thousands of Toulouse's citizens are shouting and calling for.
To doubt that this is the case is to call into question, ladies and gentlemen, the work done by our judges and police and is to doubt the...
In my view, ladies and gentlemen, this debate must take up and broaden this popular call and encourage the people of Europe to work
call {noun} (also: convocation, summoning)
First of all, we would like to call a conference to discuss the situation in Kosova.
Call-up
I heard a call for a summit meeting here.
I did, however, agree to call for an emergency EU-Israel Association Council meeting to discuss the crisis.
An urgent meeting of the EU-Israel Association Council should be called.
Here I call on our socialist and liberal colleagues to change their position.
So I also call on the Commission to better coordinate its activities in this area.
I call upon the Burmese authorities to release Dr Salai Tun Than immediately.
The call from the Member States for more private pension provision cannot be ignored.
I call on the Commissioner to make clear his responsibility in the matter.
This man, Joel Salatin, they call him a lunatic farmer because he grows against the system.
Come to welcome the call of God, overcoming hesitation and obstacles!
Much attention was paid to hardware in it, but little to that software which we call training software.
Until now, it has just been part of the lyric poetry, as I like to call it, in many European speeches.
For example, in Saudi Arabia there is a phenomenon called the religious police.
call {noun} (also: convocation)
Let us hope, ladies and gentlemen, that the calling of elections does not slow the process down.
Mr President, we are glad that the European Council has been called, as my Group has demanded.
to call {verb}
to call [called|called] {vb} (also: to name, to summon, to beckon)
We do not have to call it a European FBI, but that is the logical next step.
Madam President, I tried to catch your eye before this last roll-call vote.
I hope to be able to call everyone who has indicated their wish to speak.
And you wonder ifthe other party is gonna come to their senses... and call you back.
Mr President, I should just like to call the Bureau’ s attention to one matter.
to call [called|called] {vb} (also: to name, to give name to)
It treats these maternal contributions as information, as what I like to call biological postcards from the world outside.
In these circumstances, therefore, for the Commission to call its proposal a 'plan of action ' is an understatement of laughable
This is the constitutional process - as I would like to call it - that is ongoing in Europe and with which we will be dealing for many
We have experimented with what we used to call the Delors procedure, where for an hour the President just gives the floor to individual
What we propose to do is to create a new implementation body replacing the SCR which we think should be called Europe Aid.
to call [called|called] {vb} (also: to nominate, to appoint, to name, to key)
However, I would call for a European representative to be seconded to Indonesia, who could tell us whether the funds have been used to...
to call [called|called] {vb} (also: to convoke, to summon, to call up, to call for)
Why not also call the Convention, which has legitimacy?
We can also call a new Convention, as I have just said.
But it can also, when appropriate, call directly upon acknowledged experts in the various cultural sectors.
to call up
to call for
to call [called|called] {vb} (also: to entitle, to name, to style, to designate)
It is not so important whether this self-determination is called autonomy or by another name.
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