Examples of using Seeking to develop in English and their translations into Italian
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Seeking to develop trade between the East Indies
avoiding forms of manipulation and seeking to develop the properties innate in all things and every being.
The newly discovered diversity of squamate species producing venoms is a treasure trove for those seeking to develop new pharmaceutical drugs;
making them attractive to professional users seeking to develop small volume products
Mascarbo offers a unique experience for groups seeking to develop their work in a quiet environment
Communitywide networks of business services are of particular import ance to those companies that will be seeking to develop their business strategies at a European level, once the internal market is completed.
The Research DCs space team is also seeking to develop links with colleagues in other services, looking to promote space as potential added-value to their activities.
a study seeking to develop fusion energy,
but always seeking to develop according to the demands of the contemporary world,
preventing duplication and seeking to develop clearer and more consistent policy.
Broadcasting's role in these areas makes it an especially important factor in the development of the European Community as an association of democratic States seeking to develop as an increasingly integrated economic,
Steiner, who was seeking to develop an esoteric path suitable for the modern era, and professed commitment to scientific methodology, was yet oriented
the XfafX cultural project looked at this two-sided value of events with depth and determination, seeking to develop an innovative, cross-media communication plan. It involved the
unfilled vacancies requiring Information Society skills and that 60% of these are in SMEs seeking to develop their electronic commerce activities.
ATL also became one of many post-war aircraft manufacturers seeking to develop a successor to the then ubiquitous Douglas DC-3 piston airliner that continued playing a prominent role in the fleets of many of the world's airlines well into the 1950s.
We see the Foundation for Intercultural Dialogue as a structure that- combining pragmatism with a sense of perspective- can act as a catalyst on all the initiatives seeking to develop dialogue and mutual understanding on the basis of the‘Guiding Principles for the Dialogue between Cultures
has resulted in fewer alternatives for regions and their airports, seeking to develop an increased range of direct point to point connections.
a search for partnership from teams and institutions seeking to develop contacts, escape their isolation, and find out what is going on elsewhere;
Those who seek to develop and reach new heights.