Examples of using Only knowledge in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
not only knowledge of ethical rules,
should be a must not only knowledge, but also the attitudes,
AGREE: implies in the speaker asking the listener to share not only knowledge about a proposition, but also values and positions.
If this word"love" means to donate what exists of good in me, even if is only knowledge, this perhaps I can do.
After they get their Realisation that, He called as kevalagyan(meaning) only the knowledge, only knowledge- means pure knowledge. .
not only knowledge, but generally news, Internet, whatever.
The delivery of this care demands not only knowledge on the disease itself from the nurses,
each parent is sure that he sends him to the place of receiving not only knowledge, but also other vital lessons:
Only knowledge of the liturgical laws
It is important to recognize the fact that the only knowledge we presently have of the thinking processes is that certain areas of the brain are more active than others when certain kinds of thoughts, feelings, perceptions or memories are exercised.
It is necessary to consider the need for didactic knowledge of the content and not only knowledge of the content per se, besides the pedagogical knowledge which
The only knowledge of God which is of spiritual value for ourselves
The only knowledge recognized was an uncritical textual knowledge of a selection of Latin
should encompass not only knowledge but also civic responsibility,
simply means knowledge and the implication is that that was the only knowledge which was really worth having.
future nurses will not be able to understand that the field of Nursing informatics involves not only knowledge and competence, but also a reflection regarding contemporary nursing
Are important not only knowledge, but also ability to transfer them therefore the student of higher education institution can be the best tutor, than the candidate of science.
In practice, this means that only knowledge and philosophic living experience together with good will
Church History is not only knowledge of the propositions of the faith in their historical formulation
Only knowledge that has as its goal the acquisition of free will,