Summary
to strengthen {verb}
reforzar
to strengthen {verb}
afianzar · apropiar · estrecharse · encastillar · fortificar · potenciar · fortalecer
to {preposition}
hacia · hasta · para · a
English-Spanish translation for "to strengthen"
"to strengthen" Spanish translation
to strengthen {verb}
to strengthen {v.t.} (also: to reinforce, to step up, to bolster, to ramp up)
This will serve to strengthen the presence of European economic actors in China.
It involved taking new initiatives to strengthen employment policy in the Union.
I see that you intend to strengthen greatly relations between the Union and India.
That is the most practical thing we can do to strengthen European competitiveness.
On the contrary, we must strengthen these ties with the Arab and Muslim world.
to strengthen {verb}
to strengthen [strengthened|strengthened] {vb} (also: to accept, to abstract, to secure, to prop)
The publicity that surrounded these discussions also helped to strengthen their democratic nature.
The ambition to strengthen the police and intelligence services completely overshadows the fight to strengthen human rights, democracy and
I fear that this will mean that the present monopolists can further strengthen their position on the back of the taxpayer and that the
It cannot be compared with cohesion policy, which really is a fair policy and a policy that strengthens Europe's internal unity.
to strengthen [strengthened|strengthened] {vb} (also: to apply, to adapt, to applaud, to fitting)
Firstly, strengthening OLAF's operational independence by refocusing its activities as appropriate, particularly with a view to enlargement.
The time is now opportune and appropriate, given the single market, the single currency, the whole question of enlargement and the need for our employment strategy to be strengthened.
to strengthen [strengthened|strengthened] {vb} (also: to narrow, to get narrow)
to strengthen [strengthened|strengthened] {vb} (also: to fortify, to reinforce)
to strengthen [strengthened|strengthened] {v.t.} (also: to fortify, to make sb./something stronger)
to strengthen [strengthened|strengthened] {v.t.} (also: to promote, to improve, to boost)
This is an area where all the candidates will have to strengthen their reforms.
In place of a uniform system we must strengthen structures of cooperation.
The third priority is to strengthen the single market and connect Europe.
The European Parliament has not complied with its responsibility to strengthen human rights.
The aim was to promote sustainable development and strengthen job-creating production sectors.
to strengthen [strengthened|strengthened] {v.t.} (also: to fortify)
That is why it is crucially important to strengthen the European Works Councils.
Russia must strengthen its institutions and operate according to the rule of law.
We must strengthen our ties with Asia, with Latin America and with Australia.
The first of these is to develop and strengthen democratic institutions.
The report would strengthen the federal and supranational character of the EU.
to
In a few minutes ' time I shall be flying off to the European summit in Dublin.
Well, first of all, a great many flights from the capitals to Strasbourg have been scrapped.
There is nothing, however, to prevent contact between strictly Community passengers and passengers travelling to third countries.
In Europe too, countries can be found where it is possible to escape security measures in flights to the EU.
Mr President, I see in the Minutes that two Members spoke yesterday about delayed flights to Strasbourg on Monday.
to {preposition}
We have a duty to facilitate this journey towards the new Europe of the future.
It offers the promise to our continental colleagues of a less perfidious albion.
That is the only way we will be able to take the European Union into the future.
If we are to benefit from this we will have to change our attitude towards Russia.
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However, it really breaks my heart that this is to be possible only up to 2010.
If the Commission does not want to reply today, it has until tomorrow to do so.
The words to date have been splendid, but they need to be backed up by actions.
Until an agreement is found, the Commission has to shoulder its responsibility.
It is true that, up to now, the renewal in investment worldwide is still timid.
For equality to become a reality, we need to combat all types of discrimination.
They provide a framework to deal with differences which exist from time to time.
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To use any computer in the workgroup, you must have an account on that computer.
of the Church are called to preach and to spread the gospel, to preside over the
We must bring them closer to Europe and get them to spread the European message.
We are going to reform the Pact, or rather, to adjust its implementing measures.
irresistible desire to announce, to 'evangelize' and to lead others to the 'yes'
I would ask everyone to vote in favour of the compromise the day after tomorrow.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "strengthen":
© Princeton Universitytone · tone up · beef up · fortify
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to strengthen" in Spanish
Similar words
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