Exemplos de uso de More in terms em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I tried to understand it more in terms of this life, because back then it was hard to take future lives
large urban clusters tend to spend more in terms of health per capita.
I have the impression that our American friends see their relations with Europe more in terms of their bilateral relations with France,
There is, of course, an intergovernmental dimension- we could do more in terms of cooperation between the governments-
are seen more in terms of the additional burden of unforeseen problems they cause for the countries of passage
To have a cashless society means that we have stop thinking about means of exchange and more in terms of Calories, Joules,
on fossil fuels but to promote renewables and to do more in terms of energy efficiency.
1439 ECU per employee respectively) and 75% more in terms of value added 6,5% and.
Mr President, we too regard the EU Summit as positive, but more in terms of its desires than its results.
sold comprise several NACE Rev. 1 classes, none of which accounts for a share of 50% or more in terms of value added(or some other appropriate measure), but each represents more than 5% of value added,
Rev. 1 groups 52.2, 52.3 and 52.4, none of which accounts for a share of 50% or more in terms of value added(or some other appropriate measure),
several NACE Rev. 1 classes(lower limit per class share 5%), determine whether any one of these classes accounts for a share of 50% or more in terms of value added or some other appropriate measure.
less so in the way of content, but more in terms of structure.
perhaps the participants' perceptions concerning their parents varies more in terms of affection responsiveness than in terms of authority demandingness Weber et al.,
much more, in terms of all these possibilities than the one probability that there were never any Buddhas.
I was thinking more in terms of a 38.
All vowels vary more in terms of F2;
We must therefore do more in terms of prevention, information,
When I use the word cliche I'm really thinking of it more in terms of appropriateness.
We are endeavouring to do even more in terms of financial assistance and humanitarian aid.