Examples of using Be dependent in English and their translations into Portuguese
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they would not be dependent upon emotions and enthusiasm,
that accession should not be dependent upon such a solution.
The scale of the organisation must from the very beginning be world-wide or nearly so, in order that it may not be dependent in its production and consumption upon exchange with other countries which do not enter it.
on which any partnership must be dependent.
validity or admissibility in evidence of their provision as financial collateral under a financial collateral arrangement be dependent on the performance of any formal act such as the registration
of course, be dependent as a priority upon a cessation of the smuggling of arms
even proposed that the acceptability of a merger should be dependent on preserving jobs.
An individual may be dependent but autonomous at the same time, as in cases of severe
validity or admissibility in evidence of their provision as financial collateral under a financial collateral arrangement be dependent on the performance of any formal act such as the registration
Finally, the ARE Group considers that any specific measure concerning aid to the sector must be dependent, in accordance with each region's particular needs,
Europe must not be dependent for its safety, communications
Independence means the quality or state of being dependent.
The intensity of light emitted is dependent upon the radiation exposure.
Your work is dependent upon your five senses.
The EU economy is dependent upon the development and export of new technologies.
Social policy is dependent on the health of the economy
These two processes were dependent of the silver ion concentration into the cp.
Borsippa was dependent upon Babylon and was never the seat of a regional power.
The clinical presentation is dependent upon the anomaly type
