English-Spanish translation for "avenue"

avenue {noun}

avenue {noun} (also: ride, drive, walk, saunter)

Avenues for further research remain.

I think a promising avenue has opened up.

The rapporteur proposes several avenues for us to explore.

This report leaves that avenue open, and I therefore welcome it.

This type of approach must not, however, close the avenues to dialogue.

There are very few legal avenues left open to Moumia to escape the gallows.

All avenues must be explored, none must be ignored or sacrificed.

Perhaps this is a promising avenue to explore, but we must also explore others.

These are all, of course, avenues which we have considered with great interest.

I think the main thing right now is to acknowledge that various avenues are open.

Mr President, we must leave no avenue unexplored in our efforts to increase employment.

The settlement process must proceed by the only possible avenue, i. e. that of dialogue.

I myself stressed that the method adopted for the Charter was an avenue worth exploring.

If that condition is met, important avenues will open up here, and they must be pursued.

Mrs Izquierdo Rojo has given us many avenues to explore in the fight against fundamentalism.

We must now reconcile them and resolutely and unhesitatingly go down the avenue of enlargement.

I would therefore encourage European states to open up greater avenues for legal migration...

But I offered my broad sense of which avenues for compromise might be most productively explored.

Taking a constructive approach, we wished to go further along the avenues explored by the Commission.

I would propose five avenues for the European Union to explore in the run-up to the Johannesburg Summit.