Exemplos de uso de Rules and practices em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
Sometimes, however, there is reluctance on the part of the institution concerned to change bad rules and practices.
We must not allow our stagnating rules and practices to hinder those who are willing to work from entering
The transformation of the concept art is only possible when art itself changes its own rules and practices.
since the current situation is characterized by a wide variety of rules and practices especially concerning the right of access.
going well beyond the borders of the Union based on common rules and practices.
in accordance with current national rules and practices, a partnership with authorities
Trade barrier: Discrimination in rules and practices concerning pricing
additional requirements in terms of business rules and practices are needed to ensure that cardholders have access to many POS terminals.
for example in the field of business rules and practices, to ensure that cardholders can use their card at every terminal.
The Inspector General's Office also checks to ensure that the established policies, rules and practices are being observed
The Commission will therefore have to be exceptionally vigilant in the application of competition rules and practices.
the new rules of procedure seek at the same time to clarify existing rules and practices.
Corporate governance can be represented by a set of rules and practices that aim to reduce conflicts
EM1 to« promote the harmonisation, where necessary, of the rules and practices governing the collection,
regional authorities concerned should maintain strong commitment to maximising the potential of each OR and ensure that national rules and practices are adapted where necessary to reflect the regional needs.
It is also entrusted with the task of promoting supervisory rules and practices concerning financial conglomerates,
The great diversity of rules and practices existing in the Member States as regards the manner in which employees' representatives are involved in decision-making within cooperatives makes it inadvisable to set up a single European model of employee involvement applicable to the SCE.
in the Cardiff process, to monitor the adoption of internal market rules and practices.
level of consumer protection, in particular through the establishment of common consumer protection rules and practices and the integration of consumer interests into other Community policies;