Examples of using Numerus in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
Indeed, no legislation has been envisaged until now to take account of the numerus clausus which Member States have instituted for certain professions
to the difficult issue of the numerus clausus, which threatens to arise more and more frequently as professionals become more
to have a numerus clausus at Lisbon University
the problem of countries which apply a numerus clausus.
Hence, in France, the numerus clausus, or the number of students allowed to proceed to the second year,
With regard to the introduction of the numerus clausus, it has been established that from 1987 the Course Council
Where measures of numerical limitation(numerus clausus, admission examination,
congruentia partium, numerus, unitas and integritas,
that universities had to use their maximum available resources in offering places to applicants to medical studies GERMANY, Numerus Clausus I Case, 1972.
by the government by means of a numerus clausus France,
known as numerus clausus, has been raised by the state,
is determined to set a system of numerus clausus to meet the demand of its own qualified doctors,
the application of a numerus clausus in some Member States
the effect of mobility at Community level on national rules on numerus clausus- a very delicate issue since there are Member States which practice the numerus clausus,
The Latin term“numerus” essentially referred to the Roman numerals condensed into a letter of the alphabet,
having numerus effects on biodiversity,
taking into account the limited number of seats in each course(numerus clausus), students are seriated
The principle of«numerus clausus» was introduced,
also comforted in that precious ministry by the words inscribed over the octagonal architrave:“Nec numerus quemquam scelerum nec suorum forma terreat:
Universities applied a highly selective numerus clausus and competition was intense.