"combine" in Spanish

The proposal covers various machines - bulldozers, excavators and combine harvesters - and it is becoming increasingly important to reduce air pollution in this sector, which has yet to be regulated.

For those of you who are collectors, this is actually about tractors and combine harvesters although I fail to see why the Commission did not say so.

It will be the same scenario we witnessed only a few months ago when the Swedish workforce was played off against the German workforce of the same combine.

Additionally, it has over 850 million combined customers around the world through its strategic and industrial alliances with China Unicom and Telecom Italia.

It is a question of being able to combine private and professional life.

We need to combine the Europe 2020 strategy with the other strategies.

The means will be to combine limits for discharges with an objective for water quality.

The estimated net decline ranged from -1.0% to +3.0% for men and women combined (11 studies).

They are two agreements which I could define as heaven: a lot of good combined with no bad whatsoever.

What is more, the 500 richest people have a combined income higher than that of the 416million poorest.

The 27 national mini-markets must be combined to constitute the largest retail market in the world.

Their intention is noble, but difficult to implement, because it aims to combine two incompatible objectives.

how did you manage to combine being in college and filming?

However, it is still unclear to me as to how this is to be combined with the proposed liberalisation of the WTO.

And to combine the security and the liberty of the European citizen is the challenge of the third pillar.

In this critical context we must combine our efforts to eradicate this harm which is eroding us.

Secondly, the EU must be a model of development, a tangible testament to the fact that it is possible to combine development and solidarity.

That was an overt way of making it clear that leading the Commission cannot be combined with participating in national politics.

Secondly, there must be joint arrangements, such as the 20: 20 initiative combining development aid with social programmes in the recipient countries.

This is not going to be an international match, but a combined attempt to work towards the same objective as friends from across the water.

I have never combined questions because that is done by the Presidency of Parliament.

A combined, consolidated text would create an inflexible situation.

To combine both things is a much more difficult process than just concentrating on entry.

Mr President, I would like to start by complimenting the rapporteur on managing to combine so many proposals in one report.

The real problem, however, is the generosity of the socialists and the Christians, as combined in the person of our Commissioner, Pascal Lamy.

This is a common objective: we need to combine economy and territory.

Its role is to combine individual pieces of meat together into a single meat product.

A connector is used to combine objects with a line.

We must combine the transparent policies and get away from the present rigidity.

We need people who can so convincingly combine the thrifty and the substantial!

We must combine efforts when presented with a cause as important as fiscal reform.

Mr President, I do not think that we can combine these reports.

Combining three objectives in a single directive is bound to prove complicated.

Mixing and combining different talents from different backgrounds creates an infinitely rich tapestry.