Examples of using A relocation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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God as directive a priori concepts, a relocation of their places within the whole conceptual framework follows;
could produce, a relocation of jobs and economic activity within the European Union,
State firms' consolidation is at the heart of China's economic transformation that entails a relocation of resources to cut overcapacity amid meager domestic demand, especially in traditional heavy industries.
For a relocation of the areola by more than 4 cm, they suggest the use of either the vertical
The ideal solution would be a relocation of these residents to areas proximate to their old neighborhoods,
degradation of observational conditions there resulted in a relocation to the Königstuhl in 1898.
forcing a relocation of the event to Dothan, Alabama.
they could not disapprove of the move or request a relocation fee, which had to be paid by the Los Angeles Rams for their move to St. Louis.
In a resolution adopted on 14 January('"), the European Parliament questioned the conditions surrounding a relocation by the Rank Xerox Corporation in Ireland from the point of view of certain Com munity directives.
by the so permitted growth of the main business even for a relocation taking place after just 5 years from first installation.
you can leave your camper at the depot in Launceston for a relocation fee of $200.
No serious and lasting solution has been found by the public authorities, while the citizens are proposing a relocation charter which aims to demand respect for their intangible rights to housing that is fit for everyone.
Moreover, in the 2007-2013 programme period, a special legal provision was introduced which is supposed to ensure that companies to which the procedure applies for returning sums of money paid out wrongfully after a relocation of production activities in a Member State
what appear to be better production conditions, and, since such a relocation costs a great deal of money,
less extensive reformulation of the problems and their answers, and by a relocation of their places relative to other problems and answers.
satisfy itself that the increase in production in a factory is not the result of a relocation of operations.
in view of the possibility of a relocation of production, it is concluded that,
several tens to hundreds of square meters of wheat there may take place a relocation mostly several hundreds of kilograms of material by a distance of tens of centimeters,
namely the shock that a relocation represents for the employees