Examples of using Fully accepted in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The results of the elections should be fully accepted and implemented and the European Union hopes that a new parliament will be convened as soon as possible.
This one gesture would reassure the predominantly Russian-speaking regions of the country that their cultural legacy is indeed fully accepted in today's Ukraine.
In this sense, one can conclude that we do not have a theory fully accepted on the capital structure.
This does not mean that their positions must necessarily coincide or be fully accepted by the directors of the magazine,
In general, CEIES opinions and recommendations are fully accepted and strongLy influence decisions.
we discover that we are fully accepted by God, fully welcomed by him just as we are.
This means that the College offers only those programmes which are fully accepted by the education sector in Great Britain
but it was fully accepted and celebrated by the early Christian church,
The event stimulates us to renew the commitment that disabled people be fully accepted in parishes, associations
As the recommendations of the translators were not fully accepted, it was decided to combine the proposals into a new solution,
Another fully accepted assertion is that generative professors develop themselves
Furthermore, let us remember that the social-democratic Right fully accepted the violence of the First World War in the belligerent countries.
It is no coincidence that the euro has been fully accepted in my own country, Ireland.
but the moment I fully accepted them, the effect was electric.
being fully accepted by you, who can not seek compensation from our company.
Shantideva summarizes the third concluding activity after bodhichitta has been fully accepted as follows.
I had never said anything since he would come out, That I fully accepted him.
the Gospel message may be fully accepted and faithfully lived!
Possibility of apostasy Wesley fully accepted the Arminian view that genuine Christians could apostatize
probably never fully accepted, Gay-Lussac's conclusions as to the combining volumes of gases.