Traducción Inglés-Español para "faltering"

faltering {adj.}

faltering {adj.}

faltering {adj.} (también: broken, discontinuous, jerky)

falter {adj.} (también: shaky, unsteady, wobbly, rocky)

to falter [faltered|faltered] {vb} (también: to fail, to weaken, to flag)

faltering (Present participle)

to falter [faltered|faltered] {vb} (también: to lose heart, to get discouraged)

faltering (Present participle)

to falter [faltered|faltered] {v.intr.} (también: to hesitate)

faltering (Present participle)

to falter [faltered|faltered] {v.intr.}

Europe, however faltering it may be, must be of some use.

Traditional police work is still faltering at European level.

Political decision-making should not be faltering, fragile or equivocal.

Democratization is faltering and far greater support is needed in this area.

And how does the Commission plan to assist in strengthening the faltering democratisation process there?

The START process is faltering and too many countries reserve the right to develop a nuclear capability.

On the negative side: the return of the refugees is still faltering.

In a high number of locations, cooperation with the OSCE is good, but all too often, I visit places where this cooperation is faltering.

This very year, it will be crucial to achieve clarity on this point, because the faltering recovery in Europe should not be halted by decisions on monetary policy.

The faltering of the Doha talks and the disillusion surrounding their aims means that Aid for Trade is now more politically apposite than ever.

We all have an interest in preserving what is in any case very fragile nationhood and in supporting the first faltering steps towards democracy in this region and in Georgia.

The strategy has hardly been one of small steps as the Commissioners suggested - one of 'faltering feet ' is perhaps a better description.