Examples of using Contrary to the principles in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This motion for a European Parliament resolution on the Report 2010 on the implementation of the cohesion policy programmes for 2007-2013 encompasses points which are contrary to the principles of our political stance,
thoughts would be contrary to the principles and rules expressed in the present charter.
Such action would be directly contrary to the principles of this government, to the genius of its free institutions,
which were contrary to the principles of the Roman Church.
physical conduct contrary to the principles of Universal Love conduits.
administrative requirements for business risks being counter-productive and would be contrary to the principles of better regulation.
since this activity is contrary to the principles of freedom, democracy
which was contrary to the principles of equality and justice.
1963, affirmed that Portugal claiming its overseas territories as part of metropolitan Portugal was contrary to the principles of the Charter.
which limits the right of the Cuban people to development, and is contrary to the principles and rules of international law.
Although some accidental modifications pertaining to the external form must be made-as it happens in all human institutions-in no case can they be made contrary to the principles that have guided the Church in all the preceding centuries.
would be contrary to the principles of Article 10. The foreign investor or investment would be'in
which would be contrary to the principles of international law
Any CGIL member whose behaviour is contrary to the principles of democracy and of the guarantee of other members' rights,
is contrary to the principles which stem from Articles 43 EC
Lastly, the AGO alleges that sole paragraph of Article 40 would also be contrary to the principles of the administrative efficiency
other measures- that, contrary to the principles of public administration,
a thing contrary to the principles of Catholic theology.