"to work down" in Spanish

It is crucial, however, that a new Commission finally be able to get down to work.

Now we have to get down to work, look at the substance and deliver results.

Let us support it as broadly as possible and get down to work to implement it.

It is essential that we cooperate effectively and that we get down to work immediately.

We must get down to work straightaway and look upon this as a long-term challenge.

We have taken the necessary step and the institute is now ready to get down to work.

We are now getting down to work in committee and will cooperate closely with you.

Fragmentation makes your hard disk do extra work that can slow down your computer.

Turkey still has a lot to do and has to get back down to work.

At present, the Commission is keen to get down to work and do the job it was instructed to do.

So we say to the new European Commission, get down to work!

The Commission is here, Mrs Reding is waiting to report and we really should get down to work.

There is a very fine balance to be struck here, so think about this when you get down to work.

The appropriate parliamentary committee must therefore get down to work as quickly as possible.

I call once again on the Council to finally get down to work on national Member States' declarations.

Instead I believe we should all work together to bring down trade barriers that condemn the poor.

It is unfortunate that the whole process of the Commission's resignation has noticeably slowed down this work.

In actual fact, however, since 1 January 2007, when Mr Apsītis took office as Ombudsman, he has, in point of fact, never got down to work.

We must put an end once and for all to this endless talking and get down to work and do something.

These authorities need to get down to work.