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Traducción Inglés-Sueco para "drive"
"drive" en sueco
drive {sustantivo}
So I believe that we really would be putting too much of a burden on the consumer, the customer, if we also introduced a road pricing system for driving into the inner cities.
The same even applies to the update we passed in 1997: everything has been left behind by the driving force of new technologies and also fashion.
On the ground, we have no borders any more; I can get in the car and drive from Berlin to Paris or from Paris to Rome without undergoing...
And to drive us faster down this road they top it off by playing the good old refrain about the spirit of the treaties going beyond the
drive towards financial globalisation.
It is aimed only at driving the EU towards a federal constitution.
The European Union is the main driving force in this direction and the report is right behind it.
We hope that the same patience and drive will be invested in the resolution of this case too.
I gather that the Spanish Presidency certainly intends to work on this with greater drive.
It is also important to give these signals, because otherwise the opposition feels isolated and loses all its drive.
In January the President-in-Office told us that every new presidency brings its own new national drive and new range of experience and a
It was clear there that the Council is a driving force in global environmental policy.
This directive can and must usher in a real drive for energy efficiency.
We hope that the Council will support its efforts and that the Parliament will be truly associated with this drive.
Cannabis is legal already in Holland and there is a drive to legalize it from some Member States in the European Union which will only
Until they become part of the international community's drive to scale down and eventually eliminate nuclear weapons from the globe it is
And on my seventeenth birthday, my parents, knowing how much I loved speed, gave me one driving lesson for my seventeenth birthday.
What we need are initiatives that will bring home to consumers how important their style of driving is - e. g. in terms of acceleration and speed.
The Labour Government in Britain is at the forefront, leading a campaign against drink-driving.
Now we've just got a six hour drive.
Manual drive engaged,
Ahh.. long drive.
Car lighting is subject to E-rule 48, which currently allows motorists to drive with daytime running lights on but without illuminated rear
They would be insulted by a requirement to constantly improve their driving.
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Nevertheless, the way in which our committee intends to see this text through, with the drive and stubborn desire of its Chair, Mrs Theato...
It will support many aims of the energy policy which the EU is trying to drive through, and which it has just mentioned in the Green Paper
As the driving power used in transport vehicles, this type of energy remains the best option.
The implementation of the internal energy market guidelines for liberalization and integration of energy markets must be driven forward.
I fully agree with what has been said here, since the Directorate-General for Energy and Transport is concerned with regulating the activity time of drivers outside driving time, for safety reasons.
drive {sustantivo} (también: gumption, go)
Despite everything, Europe has maintained its drive.
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But actually, it's a drive.
It's a drive.
But we must remember that public funds will not be well spent unless they are spent on people who have the drive of curiosity and the
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Hey, nice driving back there.
Without mad cow disease there would not have been the same drive in favour of a real consumer policy.
drive-by shooting
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to drive {verbo}
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to hold over, to hold off, to delay, to defer)
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to ring, to ram, to pulse, to pound)
What the Commission must do is drive home the importance of safeguarding the free trade that is at the root of Europe’ s prosperity.
Repatch the main AC to the hard drives and stand by to broadcast.
And when he has driven them all out, and only then will he be forced to look for a solution, which we will propose.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to pelt, to hurtle, to gallop, to fly)
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to ram, to push, to pursue, to provoke)
That, as we are already seeing, will drive forward the agenda very rapidly.
The subsidies system has helped to drive over-capacity of the EU fleet.
This is essential, for example, in the drive to limit climate change.
Technology and changing markets will drive change, in any event.
We are all in development mode and our commitment must be to drive our policy forward and faster.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to push, to keep, to go, to dig)
Allowing a child of Sunny's age to drive a car is simply not good parenting.
My colleague hired a car from Europcar in Brussels to drive to Strasbourg.
And I took that driving lesson, and I said, "I'm going to learn how to drive."
And people would drive up next to me and say, "John, what are you doing?"
You're gonna set a Bronco stunt, then drive into the full pass three-man coverage.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to drill, to dig, to bore, to sink)
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to pull down, to precipitate, to pitch, to overthrow)
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to provoke, to prompt, to move, to induce)
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to pursue, to march, to lead, to handle)
But, none of you fear that this straight fortune may drive us all to destruction.
You have consistently urged the Member States collectively to drive forward the negotiations.
It is the Commission's job to drive that forward.
There are a number of key things we can do in the coming Council meeting to try and drive things forward.
However, the German Presidency demonstrated great commitment to driving forward a solution, what is known as the Fischer-Plan, with the participation of Russia, Finland, and not least the UN.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to push, to press, to obtrude, to oblige)
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The time commitment for training required of the individual owner-operator is unsustainable and will drive hundreds out of business.
While our forces will be driving the rebels west...... General Bondoc's army...... will be pushing the AKD brigade into the valley.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to pursue, to carry on, to ply, to conduct)
Today people are once again gradually being driven out, and even killed, although the government has not even begun training farm workers how to farm in a rational way.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to perform, to go through with, to effect, to celebrate)
Committees are not the way to achieve the necessary reform of the institutions and to imbue them with a fresh sense of drive.
We are talking about a new drive aimed at making the difficult changes across society that are necessary for sustainable development.
So, what is the driving force for implementing the proposals in the communication?
We must impose rules for crossfrontier transport, driving and rest periods and, last but not least, we must remember Eastern Europe.
So the first priority is genuine institutional reform right now, driven forward by the Portuguese Presidency.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to drag out)
But this may take rather a long time as the European institutions ' compulsive drive for power will eventually meet with financial...
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to push, to press, to keep at, to hurry)
Technology and changing markets will drive change, in any event.
And, just as the railways were the communications network that drove the Industrial Revolution, so the Internet will drive the new
Your mission is to drive industry onward, support it and, in tandem with it, to ensure that alternatives are developed quickly and equally
We want to drive democratisation processes forward, and we want to strike a balance between the traditional political fields of foreign
We believe, as the Parliament, that we are at the forefront of driving the Commission forward in trying to achieve better control of the Common Fisheries Policy.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to urge)
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If taxation is to be made more business friendly, this will be at the initiative of the individual Member States and driven by market forces.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to push, to huddle, to hustle)
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to propel)
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to push, to press, to jostle, to edge)
Are we really managing to drive back terrorist networks?
In parts of the European Union at this moment people drive two hours to work in their cars, two hours home and live in overcrowded
drive competitors from the market.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to push, to surge, to lob)
The vote tomorrow should be seen as a commitment to drive for real change at the UN, in the EU and in our Member States.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to travel)
It is ridiculous: we are losing the world for the sake of people wanting to drive around in giants.
We should rent a car and drive to the Hamptons.
to drive home
Yes you are, I wanna drive you out of here
You driving with Eugenio?
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to leave, to fly, to fare, to shoot)
We're fine, we've got 4- wheel drive.
The opposite approach would drive a wedge through the farming community and endanger the social development of rural areas throughout
The enlargement of the Union is primarily a politically driven process, but that does not mean it should jeopardize European policy.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to motor, to run)
Miss Dawes has offered to drive you to the hearing.
All he asked me to do was drive you out of town.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb}
That would drive a thick wedge between those who have access to information and those who do not.
to drive [drove; drave|driven] {vb} (también: to pump, to run in)
I will also be ascertaining, in an hour’ s time, whether taxis are again being allowed to drive in.
drive {sustantivo}
Without mad cow disease there would not have been the same drive in favour of a real consumer policy.
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drive-in
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Sinónimos (Inglés) para "drive":
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Ejemplos de uso para "drive" en Sueco
Resultados del foro
"drive" en sueco - Resultados en el foro
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