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Significats de remit en anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "table"
Examples for "table"
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Yet politicians don't table motions solemnly condemning opera's dangerous level of violence.
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Yes, yes, another good idea, the three men across the table agreed.
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This case illustrates a general principle: keep all options on the table.
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At that particular moment the waitress decided our table needed more attention.
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The new table appears today on page 18, this morning's Markets page.
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The escalating crisis prompted Nigeria to postpone its Feb. 14 presidential election.
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May has asked EU leaders to postpone Britain's exit until June 30.
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It may be best to postpone certain talks and discussions for today!
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Blomkvist thought hard: what to say to prevent or postpone his execution.
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The decision to postpone the election for a month had been right.
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However,the company has some flexibility to defer capital expenditure separately whendeclining demand.
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The union agreed to defer strike action after the Labour Court intervened.
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The judge said he would defer making any order until June 30th.
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But if it's at all possible -don't defer that dream holiday.
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It may be wise to defer a personal concern for a day.
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She will presumably permanently shelve recently announced plans to expand in Europe.
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For now it may be best to shelve someone else's negative feedback!
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It's a duty, dear, and we can't shelve duties in this life.
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Mrs. Taine, Louise, and Jim tried to shelve me-butI fooled 'em.
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We won't bother about it now, but we won't shelve it altogether.
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On the 9th of May, the king went down to prorogue parliament.
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The Queen came up to town to prorogue Parliament in person.
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Boris Johnson's bid to prorogue parliament appeared to do just that.
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The Representatives have rejected the President's proposition for enabling him to prorogue them.
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But because the government decided to prorogue Parliament, no such recess vote took place.
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That way I put off going home until the last possible moment.
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Lack of control could put off some possible bidders, the people said.
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National elections can often dampen demand as buyers put off major purchases.
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Torches flashed in the boats that put off in the terrible search.
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However, Indians are currently put off by the 500 gram minimum requirement.
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He had little hold over the House, and many regrettable scenes occurred.
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The irritability of Africa was upon him-had hold over him-grippedhim remorselessly.
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I have a hold over you, and you will do my bidding.
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She would have to keep a firmer hold over herself than that.
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He wants this paper as a whip to hold over other people.
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It is difficult to put over in words, he told the BBC.
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Then I put over this grand-stand play and change the whole situation.
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Add the sugar to the pan, then put over a low heat.
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I've recently put over two or three big transactions in that line.
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But Eck had a bad one put over on him years ago.
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We have suffered a set back and we have taken strong action.
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Yes, hosting friends will set back your bank account in the short-term.
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He said he expected talks would be set back for some time.
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Now those plans would be set back if the AIA deal fails.
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The house was set back from it not more than twenty feet.
Ús de remit en anglès
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Our obesity problem has gone way beyond the remit of most GPs.
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But there's a good reason for that: it falls outside his remit.
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Holder said hiring issues may be added to the inquiry's remit later.
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Roux's remit was broad, covering financial regulation across a number of headings.
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The rest of the economy is considered beyond the remit of politics.
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Trade has been under the remit of the economy ministry since 1958.
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This is not about extending those to any new remit, she said.
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The new powers are expected to extend that remit to all Britons.
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Names vary but the remit remains the same: to make an impact.
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That examination is now the remit of the new panel of inquiry.
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The remit of this fund would be confined to the western region.
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That's our remit: Build a barrier between the verge and the river.
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After the schemes launch, the government widened the remit of the SEISS.
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Its remit includes ensuring the financial and editorial independence of the newspaper.
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They will have no powers their remit will only be to agree.
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The monitoring of noise is not the remit of the local authority.
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