Examples of using Practically non-existent in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The problem of orphaned children is practically non-existent in Western Europe,
since health service actions for boys in this age are practically non-existent.
When one leaves the European Union, it is shocking to experience the paradox that the Union has a strong image from the outside despite having a practically non-existent image from within. The necessary coordination does not exist within the European Union.
one discovers that the rules regarding the awarding of subsidies are practically non-existent; that the advisory committee on procurement and contracts common to the institutions has only a formal and subordinate checking role.
that in the USA is practically non-existent along sixty years.
tobacco on tax collection, which brings economic benefits, however, the initiatives that promote economic development with environmental sustainability are scarce or practically non-existent.
before 2000 progress was practically non-existent.
I regret to have to say that reconstruction is practically non-existent, the amount of rubble cleared negligible,
if not practically non-existent.
care actions are practically non-existent at the primary care level of the studied territory,
The army is practically non-existent.
Therefore, literature about the theme is practically non-existent.
The process of referrals and counter-referrals is practically non-existent in the interior of the state.
The use of assessment system results by the managers themselves is practically non-existent.
As far as radioactive materials are concerned, the production of those reference materials is practically non-existent.
Assistance to Cuba was practically non-existent prior to 1993, consisting only of a small indirect food aid contribution via the World Food Programme.
In another passage the Zohar reduces the term to"Ein"(non-existent), because God so transcends human understanding as to be practically non-existent.
Collaboration between the services of the various Member States- which used to be practically non-existent- has already begun and will continue to be strengthened.
in particular, is practically non-existent.
From our investigation and analysis of bibliographic material on the topic of international mobility we found that research analyzing the motivations of university professors is practically non-existent.