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m motionmozione di fiducia vote of confidence* * *mozione s.f. motion (anche dir.): proporre, presentare una mozione, to propose a motion; respingere una mozione, to reject a motion; sostenere, appoggiare una mozione, to carry (o to support) a motion; mozione d'ordine, point of order; mozione di fiducia, di sfiducia, motion of confidence, of non-confidence; mozione parlamentare, motion (in Parliament).* * *[mot'tsjone]sostantivo femminile dir. pol. motionapprovare, respingere la mozione — to carry, to defeat the motion
* * *mozione/mot'tsjone/sostantivo f.dir. pol. motion; approvare, respingere la mozione to carry, to defeat the motion\mozione di fiducia motion of confidence; mozione d'ordine point of order; mozione di sfiducia motion of no confidence. -
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f distrust, mistrustvoto m di sfiducia vote of no confidence* * *sfiducia s.f. mistrust, distrust; lack of confidence: aver sfiducia in se stesso, to be lacking in (o to have no) self-confidence; aver sfiducia in qlcu., to mistrust s.o. // (pol.): voto, mozione di sfiducia, vote, motion of no confidence; votare la sfiducia, to pass a vote of no confidence.* * *[sfi'dutʃa]sostantivo femminile1) distrust, mistrust, lack of confidence2) pol.* * *sfiducia/sfi'dut∫a/sostantivo f.1 distrust, mistrust, lack of confidence2 pol. (mozione di) sfiducia motion of no confidence. -
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