Examples of using Materialise in English and their translations into Portuguese
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These objectives will only materialise with an effective common foreign
It would like to see materialise at last all this activity which is essential for combatting,
Nevertheless, if the above risks materialise, reaching the MTO by 2010 is not ensured.
If current plans materialise, the euro area will enlarge with nine more countries in four successive steps between 2007 and 2010.
However, the additional funds could only materialise, as already mentioned,
In the process the changes that you have been expecting will materialise, but allow for delay as the whole plan is extremely complicated.
When the eight dancers in bathing costumes materialise to human beings the mountain of shoes falls from the ceiling.
Without the Community, many such projects would simply not materialise because borrowers would not obtain loans on such favourable terms on the capital market.
a real hope that must materialise.
should these not materialise, we certainly will not rule out a European policy.
clearly Galileo must materialise.
where projects could not materialise.
perhaps you could tell me when these future directives will materialise.
Mr. Boaventura' s eternal gratitude… which may materialise in many mysterious and wondrous manners.
I hope the political will to write a new chapter in the rich history of the OSCE can materialise in Astana.
We hope to see a flow of ideas from the reality out there which can materialise in fundable actions.
civil-military cooperation may fully materialise.
The Council observes that there are risks that the budgetary framework outlined in the updated stability programme may not materialise as planned.
This approach was at least proposed, and when we received the report it was not yet clear when the Treaty would materialise.
They as well will be imbued with high moral values to help materialise the Vision 2020 and the K-economy.