English-Spanish translation for "to stock up"

to stock up {vb} (also: to collect, to approach, to be a distance of, to buy up)

So why do we need to build up stocks?

Thirdly, prices on the stock exchange are jumping up and down, reflecting the general concern.

Now billions will have to be invested throughout Europe in order to get the infrastructure and rolling stock up to standard.

Besides, the Commission considers that in parallel this will make it possible to build up stocks again to an acceptable level.

It would be irresponsible to allow expensive intervention stocks to build up again which would eventually send CAP expenditure through the roof.

This cooperation is reflected in Amendment No 3 in which we ask for a stocking-up of the budget by the year 2000 to ECU 50m.

We shall have them scientifically assessed and shall draw up multiannual stock recovery and stock management plans as and where necessary.

If those who have got the franchise for the newspaper shops could be encouraged to stock up with the kinds of things that efficient offices need.

Both markets are experiencing particularly worrying economic situations and are no longer in a position to stock up with the same quantity of supplies as before.

This is understandable, because Africa is, in many ways, at risk of becoming the continent that is losing out while everyone else uses it to stock up on supplies.

If we went any further, or if we set the quota at zero, the risk of building up stocks too far would become excessive, and in this I refer to Amendments Nos 2 and 5.

The Commission’ s main objective in tabling this proposal for a regulation to recover eel stocks is to set up national Eel Management Plans.

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