Examples of using Present phase in English and their translations into Italian
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The Council notes that inflationary pressures are emerging in the present phase of strong economic growth;
this enhances the importance of the present phase in that it could give a European"imprinting" to national programmes
also in the present phase, new shapes to consolidate the dialectics between resistance of class
In the present phase of Imperialism, which has seen the most avid
characterizing the present phase of European labour law.
The party considers the press its main work in the present phase, as this is one of the most effective means allowed by the present situation to indicate the line of action to the masses
In the present phase of rapacious Imperialism
This task has a particular urgency in the present phase of globalization in which, for various reasons,
are of particular importance in the present phase of the economic cycle in Europe.
also as an encouragment to continue with farsighted generosity in the present phase of reconstruction, working for peaceful coexistence in Sarajevo,
sufficient evidence points to the fact that the present phase of European history-as recalled on many occasions by the Holy Father-though characterised by significant changes and many problems, affords also possibilities
Turning to the present phase of bourgeois society,
In the present phase of Imperialism, which has seen the most avid
In the present phase, the capitalist crisis,
intervention into which capitalism is sinking more and more, and which is becoming more and more frequent in the present phase of the liquidation of the old society.
We think that l' present phase imposes an honest discussion
the role of the IMF; and to complete the present phase of their work in the first half of 1985 with a view to discussion at an early meeting of the IMF Interim Committee.
a world economy that presents phases of recession and difficulties in implementing domestic economic policies even in highly industrialized countries.
Each is only a different aspect of the present phase of capitalist development.
It does not appear necessary during the present phase to lay down additional guidelines in this area.