Resumen
date {sustantivo}
cita · fecha · cita amorosa · compromiso · dátil
to date {verbo}
datar · fechar · citar · pasar de moda
to date {adverbio}
hasta la fecha
Resultados del foro
Traducción Inglés-Español para "date"
"date" en español
date {sustantivo}
Ladies and gentlemen, today we have a date with history, with our future as Europeans.
In a few weeks ' time, at the end of March, we have an important date with each other!
As long as this is the case, the election date has to be postponed.
In December 2004 we have a date with Turkey to see if it meets the conditions for opening negotiations.
As this date draws closer, I am astonished at the lack of enthusiasm by some countries for ratifying vital and minimum commitments.
The Council decided that any postponement of that date would require unanimity.
Affiliation Date: February 2010 University of Auvergne France Presentation.pdf
Finally, Amendment No 21 refers to the date of application of the regulation.
Parliament has agreed with the Council on a cut-off date for its introduction.
Inserts the date and/or time and/or name of author for the most recent print.
date {sustantivo} (también: tryst)
date {sustantivo}
That was why I know that my fellow rapporteur had a slight problem with the date 2010.
There is room for compromise, presumably over the implementation date.
It is not the case that we have not lived up to our obligations here to date.
I would thank the Austrian Presidency for the commitment it has shown to date in this respect.
Unfortunately I am double booked on the day we arranged to meet. Would it be possible to make another date?
to date {verbo}
to date [dated|dated] {vb}
The legislation dates back to the 1970s but there has not been much progress.
Let us consider that Parliament is deciding on a text which dates from 1976.
Montsoreau site presents levels primarily dating from the 11th century.
Commissioner, European agriculture dates back more than 2 500 years.
Our concept of European solidarity dates back to the early days of European integration.
to date [dated|dated] {vb}
I do not believe that the question of dates is really important at this moment.
Further details of the precise dates and venue will be circulated in due course.
The dates have been confirmed since I raised the matter in the House this week.
When the limit is reached, only the 1,000 newest (most recent) dates are displayed.
We are therefore surprised about those dates 2004-2007 for Romania and Bulgaria.
to date [dated|dated] {vb} (también: to quote, to call, to make an appointment , to summon)
The Commission understands that the presidency has difficulties with the date proposed.
And we are all aware that there will be other dates to set.
And I am quoting word for word from the letter dated 17 May that you yourself, Madam President, read in plenary.
You can use this form to take notes over discussed topics, responsibility and dates for future meetings.
The dates 2007 and 2009 have been mentioned: these tally with those in our resolution, and we need this Treaty for the European elections.
to date [dated|dated] {vb}
to date {adverbio}
to date {adv.}
Not a single one of the political Copenhagen criteria has been met to date.
I therefore feel that the initiatives implemented to date are not sufficient.
Their interests were not being best served in the talks that have gone on to date.
To date, we are uncertain as to whether the entire island will be joining the EU.
Unfortunately, there is too little evidence of this in the documents available to date.
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "date":
Ejemplos de uso
Ejemplos de uso para "date" en Español
Resultados del foro
"date" en español - Resultados en el foro
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