Summary
to bring forward {verb}
adelantar · exponer · presentar · proponer · anticipar · adelantar la fecha · poner adelante · traer a colación · poner sobre el tapete
English-Spanish translation for "to bring forward"
"to bring forward" Spanish translation
to bring forward {verb}
to bring forward {vb} (also: to advance, to forego, to move forward, to be fast)
In Cardiff we essentially decided to bring forward the discussion by nearly nine months.
At the same time, a decision needs to be taken to bring forward the end of the Commission's mandate.
The Commission cannot however agree to bring forward the dates for reports to Parliament and Council.
Amendment Nos 32 and 44 propose to bring forward the date of the Commission's 2010 report on the implementation of the directive.
to bring forward
to bring forward {vb}
I ask for a report to be brought forward to show the state of law in each member country and the state of legal practice.
The Commission has brought forward proposals to the Agriculture Council on this issue outlining possible courses of action.
to bring forward {vb} (also: to file, to show, to outline, to submit)
The Commission was mandated at Luxembourg to bring forward legislative proposals.
In spite of the present circumstances, I hope to be able to bring forward the proposal.
I have tried to bring forward amendments which I hope will be helpful.
We intend to bring forward a special communication on this subject in the autumn.
We congratulate the Commission on taking an initiative to bring forward legislative proposals.
to bring forward {vb} (also: to nominate, to suggest, to come up with, to call forth)
It is the job of the Commission to bring forward legislation on the control of imports.
The European Union, as a result of the Treaty of Amsterdam, has greater powers to bring forward legislation in the field of consumer rights.
We are presently engaged in the acquisition of the information and the scientific advice to enable us to bring forward legislation along
Can the European Council state if it intends to bring forward any new measures to enhance the rights of passengers travelling on European
If such a scheme were brought forward, what conditions would have to be met?
to bring forward {vb} (also: to advance, to expect, to forestall, to apologize for)
In this context, the Commission is trying to bring forward the Berlin decisions and is proposing further price reductions for next season.
The Commission has not yet completed its consideration of the cases in question and therefore cannot bring forward the decision that will
In this case the Environment Committee proposes bringing forward the relevant date by two years, from 2003 to 2001.
to bring forward {vb}
Amendment Nos 32 and 44 propose to bring forward the date of the Commission's 2010 report on the implementation of the directive.
We do not support the proposal of the Group of the Greens/ European Free Alliance to bring forward the date on which the directive enters
After the Erika disaster, and given the extent of the damage caused by the Prestige, it is now urgent, Commissioner, to bring forward the
Our aim is to bring forward the date of 1 July so that all animals over 30 months old are tested in all Member States as from 1 April at
to bring forward {vb}
to bring forward {vb} (also: to bring up)
to bring forward {vb}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "bring forward":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to bring forward" in Spanish
Similar words
brightness · brilliance · brilliant · brilliantine · brilliantly · brim · brimming · brindle · brindled · brine · bring-forward · brink · brinkmanship · briny · briquette · brisk · brisket · briskly · briskness · bristle · bristly
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