Examples of using Second-round in English and their translations into Italian
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Draft trades The Bills traded their first- and second-round selections(12th, 53rd and 56th overall) to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Jacques Brunel has brushed off the disappointment of Italy's second-round RBS 6 Nations defeat against Scotland and urged his side
it is imperative that all parties concerned meet their responsibilities and that second-round effects on price-setting,
In spite of adverse second-round effects such as the appreciation of the guilder
the Governing Council stressed that it remains imperative to avoid broad-based second-round effects in price and wage-setting
It is therefore crucial that all parties concerned meet their responsibilities and that second-round effects on wage
Finally, second-round effects refer to the possibility that,
to achieving this objective, and remains strongly committed to preventing second-round effects and the materialisation of upside risks to price stability over the medium term.
that there will be no significant second-round effects of the rise in oil prices on wages.
especially related to potential second-round effects via wages.
we do not have second-round effects in this domain.
as well as-- more fundamentally-- potential second-round effects in wage and price-setting behaviour.
BSE), there was a substantial risk of second-round effects.
to the Jets in exchange for the Jets' first-round selection(6th overall), two second-round selections(37th and 49th overall), and the their second-round selection in 2019.
the possibility of second-round effects in wage
the emergence of broad-based, second-round effects in price and wage-setting behaviour,
when the team traded quarterback Donovan McNabb to their division rival Washington Redskins for a second-round(37th overall) pick in the 2010 NFL Draft,
However, the concerns about second-round effects gradually dissipated over time as the outlook for the euro area economy continued to deteriorate, thereby pointing to
It is absolutely clear that those economies which let the second-round effects gallop and had inflation on
the Governing Council will ensure that second-round effects and risks to price stability over the medium term do not materialise