Traducción Inglés-Español para "afoot"

afoot {adv.} (también: on foot)

afoot {adv.}

Are there plans afoot to quickly set up a campaign in this way?

Could we cite the changes that are afoot as regards religious freedoms?

Nevertheless I think that we must support moves afoot in that direction.

Plans are afoot to synchronise the two electricity grids.

Yet, since your Presidency started three days ago, I see changes are already afoot.

There is something spooky afoot when the President of the Council talks about a fair and balanced budget.

I gather that there are indeed certain plans afoot, but what is the situation as regards human health?

Thirdly, I have heard that there are plans afoot to buy the building because the rent amounts to rather a lot of money.

As you know, there are plans afoot for dialogue of this kind to take place and there is also due to be a meeting on 8 November.

The EU is not a party to that Arrangement, but plans are now afoot for the EU to adopt a Directive on the subject.

I am sorry that you did not do this because, of course, moves are now afoot which we perhaps do not like at all.

It is a pity that these reports are short on points supporting our reflection on the consequences of what is afoot.

I have been a fervent advocate of this for years and happily moves are now afoot in the Netherlands to set up something of that kind.

And if you stand in danger, then pray afoot or on horseback; but when you are in safety remember Allah, how He taught you what yet you knew not.

Fortunately, there are now plans afoot to phase these subsidies out, but the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development is still opposed to these plans.

At national level too, changes are afoot. In 1999, Switzerland signed the European Union “Bologna Declaration”, which aims to create a European Higher Education Area by 2010.