Examples of using Be opened up in English and their translations into Italian
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The services sector, trades and professions should be opened up to greater competition,
This is a sector that must be opened up, and that must strengthen its capacity to compete in international markets.
Souvenirs boxes can be opened up to 5 times a day(each)
At this time a big reservoir has to be opened up. But it has to be channelised through people.
The flap can be opened up to the safety stop without risk of falling, Fig.
competition have been better harmonised, the Commission will propose that the cabotage market be opened up further.
We talk of a 720 billion euro market which really must be opened up if we ever want to have a truly single market.
the two fronts must be opened up in parallel.
I propose that- with adequate regulation- the Solidarity Fund should be opened up to the partial alleviation of industrial catastrophes, I emphasise, partial.
must be opened up so that the citizen can reap the benefits there too.
It may be that they will need to keep their markets closed for a time before they can be opened up.
in which these pathways could be opened up" cf.
The requirements in large laundries for ergonomically correct working positions have also influenced the design of the doors which can be opened up to 180°.
With an opening angle of 89degrees, the luggage compartment flaps can be opened up to 2.24meters high.
The TRAVERSE 38 S can be opened up completely using the circumferential front zipper, providing a good overview of the equipment inside.
From the pavilion visitors can look out towards the fountain through large glass bay windows that can be opened up in summer onto the adjacent terrace which is nicely sheltered.
the veil over it will still have to be opened up, or perhaps it should be at the same time get rid of some stereotypes that have passed on to the modern generation from the generation of the former.
that it is quite simply unrealistic to demand that markets be opened up without taking into account the existence of serious social differences.
a relatively fine spiral binding with many rings which nonetheless can still be opened up.
National railway networks should be opened up for long-distance passenger transport, too,