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aid {Substantiv}
aiuto · appoggio · assistenza · cooperazione · contributo · sostegno · aiutante · assistente · collaboratore · complicità · aiuti finanziari · aiuti economici · ausilio · accosto · apparecchio · presidio
to aid {Verb}
favorire · coadiuvare · dare aiuto · contribuire · cooperare · assistere · soccorrere · aiutare · collaborare · beneficare · beneficiare
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Englisch-Italienisch Übersetzung für "aid"
"aid" Italienisch Übersetzung
aid {Substantiv}
Technological developments in the aerospace industry represent aid for employment.
A special area of concern when granting aid is the protection of the aid workers.
All direct aid given to agricultural production ought to gradually be abolished.
These aid programmes are needed in the Mediterranean and elsewhere in the world.
It's because there's somebody there called foreign aid, who contributes for it.
In the past, attempts have often been made to supply this aid purely in the form of financial support.
I can thus give a great deal of support to the rapporteur in her desire to make the state aid process more open.
The European Union is also providing aid to selected institutions with a view to strengthening civil society.
They are the result of the many-sided aid and support given to Mr Berisha's antipopulist and autarchic regime.
I believe this aid merits our unanimous support.
aid {Subst.} (auch: assistance, care, welfare work, welfare)
This must not happen with the aid fund and we shall need to act accordingly.
It is not a matter of providing access to justice or legal aid to victims.
We wish to see an end to this one-sided situation regarding requests for financial aid.
Naturally we too are in favour of giving aid to the Balkans and Serbia.
They have ceased to provide aid and there is no effective coordination.
aid {Subst.} (auch: assistance, collaboration, cooperation, liaison)
Having said this, our cooperation and aid must themselves be reformed.
ECHO is not carrying out development cooperation as such, but is delivering humanitarian aid.
The rapporteur puts forward some good and fruitful ideas on aid and cooperation.
I do not think that we should try to make political points through aid for people who need help.
Aid to terrorist organisations is also an obstacle to such cooperation.
aid {Subst.} (auch: subscription, levy, rate, assessment)
The European Union is willing to get involved here and provide humanitarian aid.
It does, however, represent a considerable addition to the aid in special emergency cases.
Europe can provide this aid, and it must play its part in alleviating this terrible distress.
This would make it considerably easier to provide humanitarian aid.
It also allows for the annual negotiation of the contribution to the food aid budget.
This is how useful information for managing Community aid falls by the wayside.
The Commission is proposing a 'roll over ' for high levels of prices and aid.
That is why we asked the European Union for aid and support from the outset.
Selective aid, such as market support and a grass subsidy, are essential.
Subject: Aid for cinematographic production in the Member States of the European Union
aid {Subst.} (auch: assistant, helper, invigilator, second)
Once aid is approved, the Technical Assistant monitors its implementation on the ground.
Seventy per cent of these are prepared by their subordinates and aides.
All our aides, all our people here, would be able to join in.
Assistants are our personal aids, and are entitled to have rules of their own.
aid {Subst.} (auch: coworker, helper, mate, assistant)
aid {Subst.} (auch: help, complicity)
But I think that the urgent thing now is humanitarian aid and Europe cannot turn its back on this tragedy; it would be very serious and...
aid {Subst.} (auch: assistance)
The EU is now already providing financial and technical aid to other parts of the world.
Approximately 60 % of all financial aid comes out of the European pot.
The country failed to grasp how to employ the financial aid provided so far in a targeted manner.
Aid from Objective 3 must be flexible and easily applicable.
We gave financial aid to those countries most severely affected by the influx of exiles and refugees.
aid {Subst.} (auch: assistance)
In the case of Russia, the economic aid we are providing is the right approach.
We must make this peace possible and not just by providing economic aid.
The European Union is one of the largest distributors of economic aid throughout the world.
Everyone is ready to throw in money, in terms of free money aid to developing countries.
It is not enough for us to provide economic aid: what we are being asked for - and our responsibility...
We believe that the Union should be primarily involved in coordinating peacekeeping efforts, with the aid of the WEU.
With this kind of financial aid, it cannot be the intention that, in order for one country to receive, money should be taken away from
Foremost priority attaches to precise and independent tests by international experts with the aid of every possible scientific method.
I welcome the introduction of activity-based budgeting, and the setting of clear and measurable objectives will greatly aid the budgetary
the aid of satellites.
aid {Subst.} [Med.]
Conversion Sound has developed a high quality, ultra-low-cost digital hearing aid for the developing world.
Now, in the West we rely on highly trained technicians to fit these hearing aids.
This includes batteries for hearing aids, emergency lighting, industrial batteries, lead accumulators and cordless power tools.
to aid {Verb}
to aid [aided|aided] {Vb.} (auch: to oblige, to accommodate, to back, to favour)
It is time to move towards a shift from production aid to agricultural policy.
It may have evolved to aid the baby's survival.
This means less State aid for grass-roots needs and servicing of the competitiveness of European capital.
I urge the Commission to apply anti-dumping measures more actively and do what it can to aid European manufacturers and honest competition.
I take a positive view of the proposal to increase the threshold for de minimis aid, which will eliminate bureaucracy and above all benefit
to aid [aided|aided] {Vb.} (auch: to help, to assist)
to aid [aided|aided] {Vb.} (auch: to relieve, to assist, to be of help, to help)
Mo Ibrahim said at a debate we were at that he dreams one day when Africa will be giving aid.
to aid [aided|aided] {Vb.} (auch: to help, to cooperate, to make a contribution, to subscribe)
Only a strong and prosperous Europe can, must and will intervene where aid is needed.
We realise that aid has to act as an incentive and help bridge the way to self-help.
The possibility of using ERDF aid to assist with the construction of social housing was also accepted.
We in Europe should aid that.
Resolving the conflict in the Western Sahara will help bring stability to the Maghreb and aid its economic and social development.
to aid [aided|aided] {Vb.} (auch: to take part, to contribute, to collaborate, to be cooperative)
The Commission will continue to cooperate and grant aid for various projects aimed at promoting human rights in Turkey.
The Commission will continue to cooperate and grant aid for various projects aimed at promoting human rights in Turkey.
That is why we must also be prepared to increase aid, and of course the Member States must change their internal legislation so that they
It would only increase distrust in the West and weaken our citizens ' desire to deliver voluntary humanitarian aid to the people of Russia.
The EU must insist that neighbouring countries do not interfere in Burundi and EU aid to them should be conditional on their cooperation.
to aid [aided|aided] {tr.V.} (auch: to help, to oblige, to accommodate, to nurture)
I welcome the humanitarian aid that is going to go in to help the 200,00 to 400,000 refugees.
Now, that is a gross distortion of the treaties which are neutral as regards where aid or money should come from to assist the aviation
We also believe that international observers, journalists and aid workers should be granted access to the area in order to help the
It was the young women, the health aids, who cleaned the wounds of this baby and dressed the wounds.
Incidentally he was aided by the present Commissioner Padraig Flynn who was a member of the cabinet in Ireland at that time.
to aid [aided|aided] {tr.V.} (auch: to co-operate in, to co-operate with, to relieve, to assist)
Aid will be supplied fairly, without discrimination between men and women, giving help first to those who need it most.
The sole objective of the mixed international force must be to bring aid to the victims and attempt to put an end to their long calvary.
And so, quite spontaneously, its neighbour, France, and in particular the region of Languedoc-Roussillon would like to help, bring aid
Mr President, the Ethiopian government has blamed the international community for not being sufficiently alert in its aid efforts to feed
We call on the Commission to continue the provision of humanitarian aid, despite these unpleasant and unacceptable political conditions
to aid [aided|aided] {tr.V.} (auch: to help, to accommodate, to forward, to promote)
Basically, we must start to change the way we provide aid to agriculture in Europe.
We think about aid, like these people here giving aid to these people here.
How important it is for us to come to the aid of Macedonia and Slovenia, and indeed Greece too.
A second European mission will then go to the aid of Malta and patrol the Mediterranean.
It will also serve as an aid for those who are preparing for marriage.
to aid [aided|aided] {tr.V.} (auch: to collaborate, to help, to cooperate)
The Commission should not aid it in this secrecy or become complicit in it.
Donors must coordinate the aid programmes effectively, so that everyone supports each other, and is not working at cross purposes.
The Commission has been confronting AIDS since 1987 with widely-debated AIDS policies, strategies, actions, finances and, last but not least, through global and country partnerships.
to aid [aided|aided] {tr.V.} (auch: to benefit, to help)
to aid [aided|aided] {tr.V.} (auch: to benefit, to help)
With products involving government aid, certain rules must be respected.
The reform, which is required, must enable small producers to benefit from a more favourable system of aid.
As regards Objective 1, we too believe that, first and foremost, aid should be given to the regions that need it most.
I strongly suspect that Mrs Hardstaff wants British beef to benefit from Community aid for promotional purposes.
It is SMEs that should benefit most from restructuring aid, which must be in line with the Lisbon objectives.
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Synonyme (Englisch) für "aid":
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Beispielsätze
Beispielsätze für "aid" auf Italienisch
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