Examples of using Not only in terms in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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This is crucial, not only in terms of an individual's health,
The report marks a significant advance not only in terms of the increased waste collection target,
China is a labor-abundant country, not only in terms of the absolute number of people,
Not only in terms of my life, but it is also a violation of freedom of expression.
I would very much like things to be measured in terms of GNI too, not only in terms of GDP.
We are currently getting to grips with the Commission's proposal, not only in terms of the new financial perspectives,
The medical profession is being bought by the pharmaceutical industry, not only in terms of the practice of medicine,
That is why we would ask the Commission whether it supports the four Member States' initiative not only in terms of the legal basis but also in terms of the content.
Food intake has been related to obesity not only in terms of the volume of food ingested,
This is a complex question not only in terms of Christian theological self-definition,
It is clear that the approach must be global not only in terms of research and treatment,
The briefing of the project requested to innovate the segment not only in terms of style but specially in what concerns the use of….
We must avoid repeating the errors of the past, not only in terms of macroeconomic policies,
He took significant steps to bring Serbia closer to Western fundamental values, not only in terms of its political system,
Thirdly, we need new impetus not only in terms of participants but also in terms of content.
All female patients showed improvement not only in terms of the number of convulsive spasms but also of their intensity.
citizens to be well-informed, to be well-educated, not only in terms of technological education, but also politically literate.
Such insufficiency must be understood not only in terms of number of professionals,
recognising its merits not only in terms of health but also in social terms. .