Examples of using Protracted in English and their translations into Italian
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These questions are discussed further in the section on protracted symptoms.
Southern Sudan is in the process of rebuilding after a protracted civil war.
The path of revolution is that of protracted people's war.
The capacity of the Italian banking sector to support the economic recovery and adjustment has been eroded by the protracted crisis.
But this vote could possibly be the first step in a long protracted battle, not just with Backpage,
After a protracted transfer saga Fbregas left London on 15 August 2011 to return to Barcelona in a deal worth up to 35 million.
it can be severe and protracted for some months.
The situation of protracted and abundant liquidity which has characterized the world economy for the last three years, deeply affected the financial markets.
A protracted period of wage moderation has reversed the capital-labour substitution trend that was detrimental to employment in the first part of the 90s.
That is why the struggle with moths in products is often protracted and requires the complete elimination of stocks of contaminated food.
In cases of protracted or severe diarrhoea and/or vomiting lasting more than 2 days,
Anna Leps came to despair from the protracted building until she heard the advice of a friend- to transport the children to Thailand, where she lived.
strategies for ending the country's protracted civil war.
Moderate to serious reaction- protracted vomiting and diarrhea,
large global imbalances; a protracted period of low real interest rates;
The decision of the United Kingdom Supreme Court on the protracted forced isolation
turns protracted climb trail with great descents into the valley.
Nevertheless, negotiations may be protracted, and if one party terminates the agreement the entire edifice collapses.
Essentially, this protracted adjustment reflects the fact that structural reforms have been less ambitious than in the run-up to the euro.
Also, it appeared to be very difficult to reinsure on the private market the commercial risk of protracted default in nonOECD countries.