Examples of using Merely technical in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The amendment in question is merely technical and is aimed at allowing costs related to taxes,
This effort demands ethical and not merely technical and scientific considerations, although the latter are indispensable to assure
this would be those articles that are focused on understanding that goes beyond merely technical knowledge in the areas of health
This thematic unit proposes care from the perspective of territory that must extrapolate merely technical care practices and include actions that go beyond the services
dangerous classification of this agreement as being a merely technical agreement; an agreement dealing with people is,
In fact, the educational task must not be limited to the merely technical and professional dimension but must include every aspect of the person:
transcending their specific fields of action and breaking with merely technical roles.
which would avoid transposition of merely technical updates, and shortens the time between the submission of an application
thereby avoiding the transposition of merely technical updates and shortening the time between the submission of an application
is merely technical, instructional or consistent with an emancipatory pedagogical practice,
Even though the proposal establishes exemption rules for children under 12 years of age(a decision based on merely technical issues), we consider that it does not deal with the fundamental issue,
The changes suggested for this paragraph are merely technical updates.
The issue here is not merely technical, yet nor is it primarily procedural.
which go beyond merely technical aspects to strengthen confidentiality,
the amendments tabled are merely technical adjustments, I have voted in favour of the report.
the Union would be ill advised to look for a merely technical solution which would only be temporary,
even corresponds to a merely technical, specialized preparation.
It is desirable for professors to transcend the limits that circumscribe their work and go beyond a merely technical vision of teaching, in which the only problems are those of meeting the goals determined by the institution.
Greek shipyards as merely technical limitations in so far as the decisions were based on Council Directive 90/684 as amended.