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"remendar" in English

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"remendar" in English
remendar{transitive verb}
TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
to patch up {vb} (mend)
Queda por afirmar que ALTENER II seguirá siendo un remiendo mientras falte voluntad política, y es indiscutible que ésta falta.
It also has to be said that Altener II will also remain a patch-up if the political will is not there and that it is not there is indisputable.
En cierto modo estamos utilizando esta revisión de los LMR un poco como "remiendo" de un problema importante que pasa desapercibido pero del que todos somos muy conscientes.
In a sense we are using this MRL review as a bit of a 'patch and mend' for a major problem that is under the radar but which we are all very aware of.
Queda por afirmar que ALTENER II seguirá siendo un remiendo mientras falte voluntad política, y es indiscutible que ésta falta.
It also has to be said that Altener II will also remain a patch-up if the political will is not there and that it is not there is indisputable.
Al no haber ni rastro de una perspectiva semejante, hemos votado contra este informe, que tan solo propone un remiendo incoherente del Pacto.
As we see no trace of such a possibility, we have voted against this report, which is only proposing inconsistent patching up of the Pact.
En cierto modo estamos utilizando esta revisión de los LMR un poco como "remiendo" de un problema importante que pasa desapercibido pero del que todos somos muy conscientes.
In a sense we are using this MRL review as a bit of a 'patch and mend' for a major problem that is under the radar but which we are all very aware of.

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La respuesta debe ser un acuerdo para revisar el Acuerdo Interinstitucional antes que remendar los límites de las normas financieras todos los años cuando nos encontramos acorralados.
The response must be an agreement to revise the Interinstitutional Agreement rather than patching up edges of the financial rules every year when our backs are to the wall.