Examples of using Precise knowledge in English and their translations into Portuguese
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A profession is involved the pursuit of which requires a precise knowledge of national law
With our precise knowledge of the different market segments,
to do so with precise knowledge of the realities of these countries,
Knowledgeable people who are converts from African Traditional Religion can guide the Church to an ever greater and more precise knowledge of African cultures
Knowledgeable people who are converts from African Traditional Religion can guide the Church to an ever greater and more precise knowledge of African cultures
This specific preparation enables students to gain a precise knowledge on how to take the exam,
Achievement of such success depends on precise knowledge of the anatomy of this region.
In the Dresden Codex, the Maya charted Venus's full cycle, but despite their precise knowledge of its course, there is no mention of a transit.
an aptitude test except in the case of those professions requiring precise knowledge of national law where this knowledge constitutes an essential aspect of the profession to be exercised.
lead to better rehabilitation through the precise knowledge of the type of injury.
Nevertheless, as regards professions‘whose practice requires precise knowledge of national law
for professions whose practice requires precise knowledge of national law
a mechanism allowing precise knowledge of the existence of last wills
be expressed in roman numbers in order to make of them an element of precise knowledge that demanded the decimal system and arabic numerals.
By way of derogation from the principle of the right of the applicant to choose, as laid down in paragraph 2, for professions whose pursuit requires precise knowledge of national law
since the Commission conceived of this Strand as a framework for cooperation without precise knowledge of the specific needs
More precise knowledge of the objectives pursued by the Community; munity;
but also from more precise knowledge, estimates of potential price reductions, etc.
There is probably no other area in which we have such precise knowledge as in this one, allowing us to promote growth in Europe.
Is it really a success for Europe if we have now more precise knowledge about the measures on beer glasses in Great Britain?