Examples of using Declared themselves in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Thus, it was defined as informal sector workers declared themselves on their own, except liberal occupations,
On that occasion 100 negro employees(people who declared themselves as being black
Even though most residents have declared themselves as catholic or evangelical,
Second, a considerable portion of the sample declared themselves of the white ethnicity,
two thousand five hundred out of ten thousand Italians residing in Paterson, declared themselves anarchists Petacco.
as practically the entire sample consisted of people who declared themselves to be brown-skinned/mixed race.
With regard to religion, more than half 56.2% declared themselves to be Evangelical, and 21.0% were Catholics Table 1.
By then, almost all of the Byzantine provinces and their governors had declared themselves for the regency.
I recall the earlier census of 1981 in Yugoslavia when almost 10% of the population declared themselves Yugoslavs.
After 1894, in almost 80% of registrations the parents of white children declared themselves married in the notary office.
that the nurses declared themselves more welcoming to the practice of the FCC.
the majority 1084 of which declared themselves to be nonsmokers,
We should also add that just 4% of the people surveyed declared themselves to be against Europe.
ultimately declared themselves professional for the 1869 season.
37.38% declared themselves as unemployed.
98.5% of elderly women declared themselves non-smokers.
most populous Muslim-majority nation; almost 87.18% of Indonesians declared themselves Muslim in the 2010 census.
This article compares the actions of two communities that declared themselves"peace territory" in Colombia.
To the terror of his new guardians several of the monks soon declared themselves converts to Protestantism.
Commercial pharmacies represented the source for obtainment for individuals who declared themselves white and more educated.