Examples of using Practical terms in English and their translations into Portuguese
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In practical terms, this means that there will be no major difference between what happens in Germany
I am talking in really rather practical terms, not metaphorical terms. .
Thus, in practical terms, it is possible that both activities are performed in the same session.
In practical terms, all the IT operational levels of AES-GENER
This translated to, in practical terms, to grant a"license equivalent to Bachelor for all academic and professional purposes.
programming could take account of and implement in practical terms the four pillars of the European Employment Strategy.
there was still much to do in practical terms.
we vote on resolutions; but what is happening in practical terms for the people of Africa?
IR Thermal imagers are similar to digital cameras and, in practical terms, may be thought of as infrared cameras.
In practical terms, the decisive commitment to the new sustainable technologies in the automotive sector was one of the cornerstones of the Bureau members' work during their stay in Castile and León.
In practical terms, that will be translated into 230 billion ECU for the period 2000-2006 for the current fifteen Member States and an additional 45 billion, for the new Member States.
clarification to our Community law and in practical terms broadens people's opportunities for exercising their profession
In practical terms, if we combine locally supplied with labour-intensive services, then this would
In the end, it was demonstrated in practical terms that the development which the Government had been opposing was the right one
In practical terms, fair trade must be recognized in its own right as an instrument of development
We have set ourselves the goal of sending out ambitious messages from the meeting of the European Council; in practical terms, our main concern is with the simplification of existing laws
However, in practical terms, from now on, US attorneys may no longer invoke professional confidentiality
the Member States- can do in practical terms, preferably together with the international community as a whole.
The appointment of a UN representative originating from a member state of the CPLP may appear to be innocent, but in practical terms it isolates and suffocates ECOWAS
Secondly, in practical terms, dividing a disciplinary case up into its financial aspects