Resumen
matter {sustantivo}
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to matter {verbo}
vara · betyda · vara av betydelse · betyda något · spela roll · vara sig
matt {adjetivo}
pale · matt · mat · leaden · flat · feeble · faint · dull · dim · depressed · dead · sickly · wan · weak · wishy-washy · lacklustre · languid · dusty · muted
Traducción Inglés-Sueco para "matter"
"matter" en sueco
matter {sustantivo}
Failure or negligence at this stage will always form grounds for taking the matter to court.
For this reason, it is good that we are today dealing with this matter in an urgent procedure.
Secondly, another reason for the refusal to grant discharge in 1994 was the matter of the ACP Cultural Foundation.
In the matter of crisis management, first of all, we need to be able to respond quickly and effectively to overproduction crises.
So, please, let us not confuse cause and effect, and let us not make party political capital out of these matters.
The Presidency attaches great importance to ensuring impetus in this matter.
Ireland's future relationship with the European Union is a critically important matter.
It is a matter of extreme urgency that this matter is resolved as quickly as possible.
We find the involvement of the European Parliament a matter of the greatest importance.
This is a matter of substance, not just of legal interpretation.
I am also deeply concerned about the snail's pace at which OLAF worked in investigating this whole sorry matter.
In this respect, I wish to remind you that innovation is above all a matter of business, and those who work in businesses.
Secondly, as it is mostly a question of state aid, my services must also be notified of this type of matter.
You will say that this matter is not my concern and I should not have reservations - this would have been perfectly straightforward.
There are too many unresolved questions in this affair and the measures that have been taken to remedy matters are few and, I would venture to say, belated and, therefore, probably ineffective.
matter {sustantivo} (también: question, importance, concern, business)
However, I thought that the European Council was a matter for the Presidency.
This is a national matter and not something which should be dealt with at EU level.
At all events, the Common Foreign and Security Policy is an intergovernmental matter.
The point is that the issues raised here are a matter for national private civil law.
This is not just an internal matter for Russia that can simply be brushed aside.
I would especially like to bring up one matter, namely the Ombudsman's budget.
It is a matter we shall return to with the report on hormone-like substances.
As I indicated earlier, this is essentially a matter between two Member States.
My last remark concerns a matter in which nuances of wording once again play a role.
We should be clear on one specific matter when we are discussing this new directive.
The future of social protection is a matter of great importance for the European Union.
That is why this matter is of exceptional political importance this week.
My question is: How many of those stories are actually going to matter in the long run?
In fact, this matter takes on particular importance given the involvement of the military sphere.
The recent creation of a European School of Administration increases the importance of this matter.
But it would be wrong to take that to mean that we are merely killing time on a trivial matter.
When we discussed this matter two years ago I did not support the proposals - the balance was wrong.
A minor error concerning this matter has crept into the report, and I ask the services to correct it.
Unfortunately, Commissioner, and this is not your fault, this is a matter on which you cannot allay our fears.
But we also have to demonstrate this by rectifying matters where mistakes have been made.
Before I finish, I should like to comment briefly on a matter which was raised.
I shall make the same reply as before: this matter is still being discussed.
Mr Puerta referred to a code of confidence which is a central matter.
I have given full details of the matter in a parliamentary question.
You have done a remarkably good job on what is regarded as a very technical matter.
An important observation becomes necessary, however, when one examines the matter.
The Commission is therefore against re-opening this matter again at present.
This is remarkable for a matter that deals precisely with openness and public access.
I insist this matter be referred to Parliament's plenary for debate there.
Now we have this matter that the Commission apparently did not discover until 12 June?
However, I would like to draw your attention to and focus on a different matter.
Neither is this an urgent matter, because the incidents date back to 1994-1995.
It is a difficult matter we are debating, but it is also a very simple matter.
The Commission fully supports an in-depth political discussion of this matter.
I have no doubt that those who have spoken here regard it as a serious matter.
The Commission is therefore against re-opening this matter again at present.
There is of course no question of us holding a debate on this matter now.
There is nothing wrong in discussing the matter, and last time we had a full debate about it.
For reasons that are incomprehensible, the Commission has not adopted a stance on this matter.
For that reason, the matter requires due political consideration.
Is it just a matter of groundless European protectionism or are there serious reasons?
For all of these reasons I am persuaded to vote in favour on this matter.
There are good reasons to approve such macro-financial aid as a matter of urgency.
I am afraid, however, that we should be listening to someone else’ s words on the matter.
Therefore this problem must be addressed as a matter of urgency.
As things stand, combating illegal content is a matter for Member States.
That our concern at this moment in time is not the substance of the matter, nor are we a court.
The report calls for a regulation to be drafted and points out the subject-matter that should be included.
The subject matter of the agreement also raises a lot of questions.
But, thankfully, you have also told us that there are matters of substance.
It is a water-borne virus and is transmitted via organic substances such as blood, faecal matter, mucus, etc.
now when it might just matter.
Because in a matter such as the regulation of requirements for the recognition of electronic signatures, a rapid solution is at least as
This Parliament will be extremely sensitive to anything to do with the patentability of living matter, which is a significant problem for
National coordinating bodies suffered from such matters as materials arriving late and there not being enough of them.
Issues relating to organisational matters and to the disposal of these pollutants are further problems.
During this past six months, we have been able to clarify a number of matters concerning enlargement and also to take it further.
Say this blanket represents all the matter and energy in the universe, okay?
Matter flows from place to place and momentarily comes together to be you.
Going way out, dark matter conforms to the same mycelial archetype.
(Crackling) This is a a highly condensed clump of neutral matter, spinning in the distant universe.
So, in quantum mechanics, of course, you have dark energy and dark matter.
matter {sustantivo}
One wonders what is political about this debate: this is a matter of substance.
matter {sustantivo} (también: object, subject)
This can now be a matter for examination in the International Criminal Court.
It is a matter that has been of significant concern to the Industry Committee.
This matter is certainly being discussed by the Irish Government and the Commission.
Last week this matter was discussed in the Asia-Oceania working party.
Papua has equally been a matter of continued concern and the subject of EU démarches.
Our job today, our responsibility, after debating this matter, is to vote upon it.
Unemployment is a cruel fate for anyone, no matter where they live in Europe.
However, I thought that the European Council was a matter for the Presidency.
In fact, I think that Mrs Jensen has already made a very valid point on this matter.
And then when he found out it was a guy, it didn't matter, cos he already loved her.
to matter {verbo}
to matter [mattered|mattered] {vb} (también: to make, to be, to run, to ulcerate)
We should be clear on one specific matter when we are discussing this new directive.
Disqualifications should remain a matter for intergovernmental cooperation.
But to believe that this muddle can be autonomous is another matter altogether.
It must therefore be the matter at issue which has triggered the correspondence.
Mr Bourlanges is, as a matter of fact, the author of many of our references.
to matter [mattered|mattered] {vb} (también: to mean, to imply, to denote, to signify)
to matter
I do not think it will be, because the fact that we all agree on this matter does not necessarily mean that the debate will be boring.
When this report first appeared it seemed to cover a small technical matter, but this is in fact a small technical matter with the ability
We also think that the amendment aimed at changing the budget year would actually simplify matters considerably.
I would argue in favour of the EU being given a bigger role in public health matters, precisely because these are so important to the public.
to matter [mattered|mattered] {vb} (también: to signify)
We should only concern ourselves with matters where the European Union can provide added value and can really be of significance.
to matter [mattered|mattered] {vb}
I would argue in favour of the EU being given a bigger role in public health matters, precisely because these are so important to the public.
to matter [mattered|mattered] {vb}
to matter [mattered|mattered] {vb} [med.]
matt {adjetivo}
It was a space, as Matt Ridley talked about, where ideas could have sex.
I wanna thank Meryl Streep, and Greg Kinnear...... and Matt Damon for putting up with me.
Last and most important...... always be touching her, Matt.
Matt believe me, I want to help you, but...
Matt, seriously, man, it's 2: 00 in the morning.
wishy-washy {adj.}
lacklustre {adj.}
matt {adverbio}
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