Resumen
appropriate {adjetivo}
oportuno · procedente · conveniente · apropiado · adecuado · propio · pertinente · adecuada  · apropiada  · adecuadas · adecuados · apropiadas
to appropriate {verbo}
agotarse · adjudicarse · barrear
Ejemplos de uso
to be appropriate
... think that is appropriate....
... it is not appropriate now....
Resultados del foro
Traducción Inglés-Español para "appropriate"
"appropriate" en español
appropriate {adjetivo}
appropriate {adj.} (también: opportune, timely, expedient)
We shall be making appropriate proposals about this to you when the time comes.
Unlike the rapporteur, we do not feel it appropriate to favour coregulation.
It is surely appropriate that the mass media should pay tribute to that contribution.
Mr Kelam will certainly be able to speak at the appropriate time, but this is not it.
It will do so when it judges it appropriate and you will make your decisions.
appropriate {adj.} (también: arriving)
The words 'transitional arrangement ' are therefore appropriate in this context.
I do not actually believe that this is appropriate in the European Parliament.
Your point of order was not appropriate.
I therefore feel it is quite appropriate to strengthen the mechanisms for access to information and to information technologies.
What you have said is not appropriate unless there is an error in the Minutes or unless they do not reflect exactly what has been said.
appropriate {adj.} (también: fitting, suitable)
It would not therefore be appropriate to mention it separately in the regulation.
I invite Members to observe a minute's silence if they feel this to be appropriate.
The Commission does not consider it appropriate to undertake a study of this matter.
However, it is neither necessary nor appropriate to convert this idea into a directive.
That is why it is appropriate to mention the substitution principle in this context too.
appropriate {adj.} (también: fitting, suitable, apt, proper)
The Member States cannot enter whatever they think is appropriate in Annex IIA.
It would perhaps therefore not be appropriate to delete such a symbolic procedure.
That is appropriate for a country of its size and state of economic development.
In the circumstances, it would be appropriate to have a debate without resolution.
I suppose it is appropriate that a man of his origins should be doing that.
appropriate {adj.} (también: adequate, fitting, suitable, worthily)
The second issue, is it appropriate to consider this a European responsibility?
A codification or consolidation exercise would seem to be the most appropriate.
The appropriate approach is to stipulate, as is normal, two years after adoption.
Adequate and inadequate, in my view, are not particularly appropriate terms to use.
Contracts do not constitute the appropriate context for pursuing different policies.
appropriate {adj.} (también: own)
That is why we rejected his report: because it was not appropriate for this House.
We intend to mark this by arranging an appropriate official event.
secure a decent standard of living and appropriate levels of care; and the
The rapporteur quoted Cicero, which is appropriate for a Member of Parliament.
Member States are taking the appropriate action, given the level of exposure that they believe exists in their own Member State.
appropriate {adj.} (también: pertinent)
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We are calling on it to take action and bring forward appropriate legislation.
I feel that the criticism made of the previous presidency is not appropriate.
I am therefore reflecting on the conditions in which such aid may be appropriate.
Finally, the report specifies the research areas adopted at an appropriate level of detail.
appropriate {adj.} (también: adequate, suitable)
An amendment to the Directive would definitely be appropriate here, Commissioner.
This kind of provision is not appropriate in a directive on a framework proposal.
it an appropriate, high priority, taking into account the circumstances of their
For these reasons proper labelling and an appropriate implementation are essential.
The Commission has come up with an appropriate proposal to resolve this problem.
appropriate {adj.} (también: fitting, suitable, proper, apposite)
The Commission considers that Amendment No 10 is not appropriate to the text.
It is for her an appropriate introduction to her new life in the Commission.
I hope that the paragraph will be interpreted in a manner appropriate to these situations.
It demands an appropriate response and, indeed, a political response.
The threat biological weapons pose requires an appropriate multilateral response.
appropriate {adj.}
At this time nobody contests the need for appropriate measures and regulations.
The decision to proceed in 2007, with appropriate provisos, is the right one.
We shall be making appropriate proposals about this to you when the time comes.
They are appropriate in order to make the European Civil Service more dynamic.
It is the duty of politicians to create the conditions appropriate for this.
appropriate {adj.}
He must be helped in an appropriate way in the evil that has befallen him, and
We note your concern and will pass this on through the appropriate channels.
Monitoring which must be carried out by means of appropriate comparable indicators.
Thus, a need for appropriate analytical methods of control will have to be considered.
However, complaints must be handled through the appropriate legal channels.
appropriate {adj.}
I think that it is consequently a question of the appropriate methodologies.
Bishop in making appropriate pastoral decisions, proper to the nature of the
Any other appropriate measures provided for in the Constitution may be adopted.
responsibility, by giving them appropriate instruction and practical help.
What appropriate, effective measures can be taken to achieve these goals?
to appropriate {verbo}
to appropriate [appropriated|appropriated] {vb} (también: to get exhausted, to run out, to become tired, to tire oneself out)
to appropriate [appropriated|appropriated] {vb} (también: to come, to take over)
to appropriate [appropriated|appropriated] {v.t.}
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "appropriate":
Ejemplos de uso
Ejemplos de uso para "appropriate" en Español
Resultados del foro
"appropriate" en español - Resultados en el foro
Palabras similares
apprehensive · apprehensively · apprentice · apprenticeship · appressed · approach · approachable · approaches · approaching · approbation · appropriate · appropriately · appropriation · appropriations · approval · approvals · approved · approving · approvingly · approximate · approximately
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