Examples of using Internalising in English and their translations into Portuguese
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It can also be seen in the light of internalising external costs,
develop a positive attitude towards life, internalising respect for nature
Even accepting the rationality of internalising external costs as a valid starting point,
these amendments make statements about the importance of internalising external costs
By giving the States the option of internalising certain external costs if they wish,
These features enabled upright plant shoots exploring aerial environments to conserve water by internalising the gas exchange surfaces,
The Commission has produced a very sound proposal on the subject of internalising external costs,
I am happy that this has been acknowledged by many during the debate- that we have made an extremely important first step towards internalising costs and re-circulating revenues into the sector,
Wage setting must internalise the implications of monetary union.
He must internalise the“disorder” of the people who make use of his creations.
The competitiveness of our agriculture has to internalise these aspects of sustainability.
However, only a minority of organisations was capable of internalise the capabilities I talk about.
memorised, internalised, made unforgettable,
Internalised management of individual experts.
They have to… internalise the water.
I don't know if it's internalised.
But these concepts need to be universalised and internalised.
It was my first big part, and I just took everything and internalised it.
I just took everything and internalised it.
The Community legislation provides that external costs for the railways can only be internalised if the other modes of transport also internalise their external costs.