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sostantivi italiani più comuni – Lavoro, economia e istituzioni

(Most Common Italian Nouns – Work, Economy & Institutions)

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Il Comune valuta l’idea e controlla se c’è un fondo disponibile.
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So __________ they see what it works and what it must be improved.
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So the factory it produces better ________ fewer errors.
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Il carcere è una struttura diversa e ha ______ molto rigide.
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If it is needed a document, the administration it checks the data and it records everything.
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In the end they measure the real value __________
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Il carcere è una struttura con regole rigide e un controllo costante.
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Nello sviluppo seguiamo un modello semplice: prima lavoriamo in un ambito limitato, poi passiamo __________
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Per alcune pratiche si va al municipio, per altre si va in tribunale.
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This protects the right of the people and makes more stable society.
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La caserma è un luogo di lavoro __________
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______ uno strumento semplice per misurare tempi e qualità.
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then we move to full production.
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every euro must come back, so the control is strong.
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Così tutti vedono cosa funziona ______ va migliorato.
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__________ la collaborazione diventa reale e non solo una parola.
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Quando un cittadino fa una richiesta formale, deve rispettare la legge e compilare un atto corretto.
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If a company _____ a loan, presents a plan and explains the goal.
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Questo protegge il diritto delle persone e rende più stabile la società.
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Poi passiamo alla produzione completa.
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When it needs __________ we report it right away and we solve it in the same day.
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The goal it is to offer a clear service and to get a useful result for society.
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for the development of the product we follow _________ in small steps.
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if the customer accepts, we start the production and we check each phase.
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La fabbrica lavora ogni giorno e ogni linea ha un responsabile.
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