Examples of using Common set in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
there is the variety of networks of the collective stocks with constituent power of the common, setting the differentiation process
Making proposals for a common set of local sustainability indicators,
One common set of hand signals is called the"Fist-to-Five" or"Fist-of-Five.
The most common set of catabolic reactions in animals can be separated into three main stages.
Aid works best when it is delivering a common set of objectives agreed between donor and recipient.
In 1983, the 7th company law directive added a common set of requirements for consolidated financial statements.
A common set of rules inside the EU addressing arms sales from EU Member States to third countries.
Aid for trade works best when it is delivering a common set of objectives between donor and recipient.
To ensure that out-of-court dispute settlement schemes from different European countries comply with a common set of minimum guarantees.
This together with the common set of rules should enhance the transparency
This common set of rules will enable consumers to shop around on the basis of an informed choice.
A common set of values and a shared history have up till now remained the basis for Transatlantic relations.
I believe there is an urgent need to create a common set of standards for the verification of biometric data.
Our proposal will grant this access on the basis of a transparent and common set of rules and data protection principles.
So they agreed,"Okay, what we will do is we agree on a common set of standards.
However, just having a common set of rules is not enough.
Consistency- Services must follow a common set of rules, interaction styles,
We also need a common set of fiscal rules and institutions to safeguard the stability of monetary union.
companies should be able to manage their sales under a common set of rules.
We are committed to a common set of values from the tradition grown out of a medium-sized family business.