Examples of using Made explicit in English and their translations into Portuguese
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this should be made explicit in the Regulation where appropriate.
society consist of rational structures which can be made explicit.
Something that is made explicit at times by the obsessive coverage of media vehicles,
The Court however recommends that the applicability of the"Rules for participation" should be made explicit in the legal base see whereas(4a)
The work process is scarcely made explicit, because it involves a great diversity of tasks,
The health financing problems in our country was made explicit by insufficient and indefinite amounts.
a term which is not made explicit in the Constitution, nor in Law 8080.
its identity is made explicit in the later Prose Merlin,
as perceived and made explicit by the nurses.
The Editorial Board understands that the student's supervision should be made explicit, but should not be taken as a co-authorship.
This set of criteria may be animplicit characteristic of the qualifications themselves or made explicit in theform of a set of level descriptors.
in which the obligation of retribution is not formally made explicit.
to be intentionally made explicit.
and is made explicit in Mary's answer to the angel.
As Mr Böge made explicit, one general point of departure is the discussion about the added value of what is happening at European level.
They hinted at or made explicit an alleged rudeness of laborers,
Professional ED1, when questioned about the provision of nursing care, made explicit other occupational categories activities,
Among the findings, we have found that students made explicit some of their metarules; the reflections on metarules influenced changes in some of the.
in the Paris school, Prosper Ménière, made explicit the nature of the relationship that he believed should exist between the expert
The crisis made explicit, in one hand,