Examples of using Involves more in English and their translations into Portuguese
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keeping active involves more individual aspects than collective aspects- the continuous participation in society cited in the policy of active aging.
Departments for work among women must remember that their job involves more than just verbal
According to lhe Commission,"vertical decentralisation" involves more sharing ol' responsibilities with national,
Skilling-up for an AI-powered world involves more than science, technology,
But the study of the human mind involves more than the observable data proper to the neurological sciences.
This is a completely unnecessary measure; the work is being done perfectly well as things stand and involves more countries than simply the Member States of the EU.
This lack of file system recognition means that using a disk without a partition table involves more risk.
to refrain from a practice which involves more than one key date,
a very great duty, and that involves more than the man thinks,
the overall route involves more than one carrier.
while renal cell carcinoma involves more frequently in the right atrium,
The main reason for this difference may be the fact that mental planning involves more attention to the task than observation
My delegation is convinced that the road to ensure swift progress in achieving full respect for women and their identity involves more than simply the condemnation of discrimination
and even if obtaining it involves more effort.
This chess game may involve more pieces than we have begun to imagine.
But the savings involve more than how the tools are made.
Involving more countries in this protocol also means better control of worldwide emissions.
Daily habits involve more than just exercising
Involve more than one higher education institution from the country.
They discover that the disturbances involve more than just one ghost.