Resumen
to provide {verbo}
surtir · deparar · suplir · proporcionar · guarnecer · facilitar · disponer · dar · proveer
Traducción Inglés-Español para "to provide"
"to provide" en español
to provide {verbo}
to provide [provided|provided] {vb} (también: to supply)
Only this building where the pharmacy is located is very solid and still standing thus being able to provide to all the Health centers.
Does this mean that the information provided by Sweden has had an effect?
to provide [provided|provided] {vb} (también: to offer, to give)
This then provided us with the notorious Infopol documents.
to provide [provided|provided] {vb}
to provide [provided|provided] {v.t.}
The European Union is willing to get involved here and provide humanitarian aid.
The Regulation seeks to provide the legal basis for rapid and effective aid.
This may provide us with very valuable information on various restrictions.
The structure of the Budget has ceased to provide any justification for it.
Our task is to provide a level playing field and to avoid discriminatory measures.
to provide [provided|provided] {v.t.}
to provide [provided|provided] {v.t.} (también: to facilitate, to make easy)
I am happy to provide further information in response to Mr Sacrédeus ' question.
There is interest in the issue and, in principle, there is a readiness to provide funds.
Why will the American administration provide evidence only after 5 February?
It does not set out to provide a definition of every possible funding opportunity.
We send it billions of euro, on top of which we now have to provide humanitarian aid.
to provide [provided|provided] {v.t.} (también: to prepare, to dispose, to order, to decree)
The Statute may provide for the General Court to be assisted by Advocates-General.
Of course, we have to provide resources along with Ukraine and the G7 group of countries.
We must provide a broad definition of a support system and therefore cannot accept Amendments Nos 16 and 19.
A European law may provide for the appointment of Assistant Rapporteurs and lay down the rules governing their service.
We need data, but some Member States fail to provide that data or their data is incomplete.
to provide [provided|provided] {v.t.} (también: to give)
The new instruments aim to provide greater responsibility and increased flexibility.
There is hope in Europe and I believe that we here can also provide a response.
I am sure he would be in a position to provide a more detailed reply to that.
It is actually the responsibility of the State to provide proper social protection.
From a European perspective, however, it is preferable to provide a European solution.
to provide [provided|provided] {v.t.}
The Union must provide an add-on extra to the educational provision by the Member States.
We now need to provide the compensation for the disadvantaged regions.
The wise must provide a voice for this deep-held feeling.
of the nuns or to provide for the needs of the monastery.
to those whose work or skills are needed to care for the health of the nuns or to provide for the needs of the monastery.
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Palabras similares
protracted · protruding · protrusion · protuberance · protuberant · proud · proudly · provable · provenance · proverb · provide · provided · providence · providential · provider · providers · providing · province · provincial · provision · provisional
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