Traducción Inglés-Español para "burgeoning"

burgeoning {adj.} (también: emergent, rising out of, emerging)

to burgeon [burgeoned|burgeoned] {vb} (también: to blossom, to flower)

burgeoning (Present participle)

to burgeon [burgeoned|burgeoned] {vb} (también: to crop up)

burgeoning (Present participle)

to burgeon [burgeoned|burgeoned] {vb} (también: to spiral)

This burgeoning cooperation has already produced significant results.

Consequently, we are seeing the burgeoning of a real international market in training.

Certain societies are in fact already trying to control this burgeoning cybereconomy.

We must recognise that insecurity and burgeoning opium poppy production are two sides of the same coin.

World production of canned tuna is over two million tonnes a year, while the trade in fresh tuna is also burgeoning.

It is not, nor should it be, our intention to over regulate and, hence, possibly impede this successful, burgeoning market.

The extensive participation of the people in the electoral process constitutes a reason for feeling optimistic about Iraq’ s burgeoning democracy.

It is unfortunate that certain Members see the burgeoning information society as a threat, rather than appreciate the opportunities it involves.

There should be public discussion too of the Union ’ s burgeoning defence policy, currently being planned behind closed doors.

I think that the Accession Agreement will help Lebanon consolidate the rules of the burgeoning free market, democracy and economic and social development.

Associated with this is the necessity of using suitable measures to at last halt the burgeoning live animal transports across Europe.

The fact that the burgeoning conflict is hampering economic development by preventing aid from reaching the tsunami victims is particularly worrying.

At the same time, and this is not unrelated to what I have just said, there is a burgeoning aquaculture sector, which big business is invading in a big way.

Can we really concentrate on the defence of burgeoning human life, when beings already alive are too often ignored, neglected and oppressed?

In the final analysis, however, this is a matter for the popular front, for the global and national peace movement which, as we have seen recently, is burgeoning - and thank God it is.

I can do no other than bid them welcome to a world that has, alas, become no more pleasant for being multipolar and for being home to burgeoning new powers on a global and regional scale.

In view of the burgeoning nationalism and the uncompromising attitude of the Erdo ğ an Government, I have considerable doubts as to the political will to actually cede sovereignty to the EU.

It is applied with a great deal of enthusiasm in order to suppress the burgeoning grass-roots movement opposed to European Union policy and to ensure that Fortress Europe keeps out immigrants.

The end result of this will be a burgeoning of the EU’ s bureaucratic machinery, even though the latter already lacks transparency and merely places an undue burden on taxpayers in the Member States.