Examples of using Time to analyse in English and their translations into Italian
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as you probably know, decided to take some time to analyse the Commission's proposal, primarily the section relating to the period of industrial restructuring,
This is not the time to analyse the episodes that gave rise to this violence, but it is worth
Regulation(EC) No 1905/2006 has been in force for four years and it is time to analyse it and learn from any potential errors and/or shortcomings that may exist,
he adorned for a few seconds an air of stupidity, the time to analyse the painful double mark of boots he hadn't seen coming.to himself.">
It will dedicate its time to analysing the devastating impact of organised crime,
Let us take the necessary time to analyse and digest the result.
We need to have sufficient time to analyse this information and to consult expert opinion.
Last June, Senegal suspended negotiations until October in order to gain time to analyse the fisheries issues
it was time to analyse the ground covered
is the right time to analyse and continue to develop the Community's role in public health.
which did not allow sufficient time to analyse the documents for discussion.
In particular, I welcome the proposal concerning the advisability of giving Member States sufficient time to analyse the possible consequences of a repeal in the context of the review of the Measuring Instruments Directive MID.
The purpose of thistime limit is to enable the Commission to have sufficient time to analyse these undertakings, to consult with third parties
also provides sufficient time to analyse the possible consequences in context with the broader review of the basic legal instrument in this field.
This is a time to analyse the very serious breakdown in constitutional order in Honduras brought on by the armed forces with the support of Congress
which also provides sufficient time to analyse the possible consequences in context with the broader review of the basic legal instrument in this field, the'Measurement Instruments Directive' 2004/22/EC.
also provides sufficient time to analyse the possible consequences in the context of the broad review of the basic legal instrument in this field, the Measurement Instruments Directive 2004/22/EC.
although I believe that the Member States should be given sufficient time to analyse the possible consequences within the context of a broader review of the basic legal instrument in this area, namely the Directive
The integrated data log can be used at any time to analyse operation over the running time
it is time to analyse where we stand