Engels-Italiaans vertaling voor "reckoning"

reckoning {znw.} (ook: calculation, sum, calculus)

reckoning {znw.} (ook: account, bill, chit, counting)

reckoning {znw.} (ook: calculation)

reckoning {znw.} (ook: calculation, computation)

to reckon [reckoned|reckoned] {ww.} (ook: to lodge, to entrust, to disclose, to confess)

reckoning (Present participle)

reckoning (Present participle)

to reckon [reckoned|reckoned] {ww.} (ook: to compute, to work out, to count)

reckoning (Present participle)

reckoning (Present participle)

to reckon [reckoned|reckoned] {ww.} (ook: to reckon out, to reckon up, to make reckoning, to bill)

reckoning (Present participle)

reckoning (Present participle)

to reckon [reckoned|reckoned] {onov.ww.} (ook: to reckon in)

reckoning (Present participle)

reckoning (Present participle)

The French are reckoning with very high costs.

But, clearly, the day of reckoning is at hand.

In the final reckoning, we will have no choice but to lay down boundaries.

By my reckoning, that means we should today be awarding the prize four times over.

The Lord's Day returns again and again to declare this principle within the weekly reckoning of time.

In fact, in the weekly reckoning of time Sunday recalls the day of Christ's Resurrection.

Except we've been so busy giving away a trillion here, a trillion there, that we've brought that date of reckoning forward

By any reckoning, this is a Europe of results, a Europe making a real difference on issues facing Europeans every day.

The mandate of the United Nations mission in Sierra Leone is, by any reckoning, insufficient to achieve its objectives.

But that was reckoning without the appetite for power of the European institutions, notably the Commission.

This was without reckoning with the Commission and the governments ' firm desire to liberalise and then to privatise all of our public services.

This particularly applies to the quintessential political day of reckoning that constitutes the first round of the ballot for the presidency of Parliament.

The whole world heard that Europe had spoken with one voice and had faced down our American friend, saying that it cannot do what it wants without reckoning with us.

I agree with Mr Bardong, the rapporteur, that there is no justification for reckoning customs duty as net contributions from individual states.

On the threshold of economic and monetary union, the Union has still not adapted its institutions to the forthcoming enlargement - which, by any reckoning, is seriously irresponsible.

I hope that, in the final reckoning, we shall continue to have beet farmers and an active, attractive sugar industry, in the future.