Exemplos de uso de More in line em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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of better quality and more in line with the labor market.
We tried to make the flow of the retreat more in line with our own missionary spirituality.
This means that the country is more in line with international recommendations,
More in line with“carrot” than“stick” solutions,
they're now voting Republican because they think it's more in line with their moral values.
So today we're updating the R8 Revolver to bring its values to be more in line with other weapons.
prompting users consume more in line with the concept of"user-centric.
Relaunching Android One now comes with prices falling to$ 42 per device, something more in line with emerging markets.
which was more in line with its high university standards.
One that is intended to lift you up to levels that are more in line with your true selves.
only really moves Portugal slightly more in line with the way other European countries tax real estate.
surface after Antibacterial treatment, more in line with the requirements of healthy sleep.
less intrusive and more in line with the possibilities offered by technology.
This occurs when we are more in line with what the"greater purpose" wants for us.
submit proposals that are more in line with the real risks within the post-2006 framework.
leather straps to bring them more in line with the Covenant aesthetic.
The draft mandate aimsin order to achieve morgreater budgetary transparency by establishing a financial compensation more in line with realistic fishing possibilities in Greenland's waters.
are much more in line with the model he wishes to follow.
thus being more in line with“mainstream” science, at least on this point.
You are returning to the levels that are more in line with your true selves.