Examples of using So-called third in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Though Brazil was part of the so-called Third World, or non-aligned states,
judicial cooperation in criminal matters the so-called third pillar.
Eight of them suggested the so-called third way, which I suggested as draftsman of the opinion of the ECON Committee,
Lastly, recent Christian history has known a so-called third wave, the Charismatic Movement
its Member States are actively responsible for giving rise to refugees from countries in the so-called Third World because of their failure to adequately combat poverty
of course I support the so-called third way, according to which Member States will retain their right to define freely the ownership relations between energy producers
Worthy of our attention also is the fact that, in the countries of the so-called Third World, families often lack both the means necessary for survival,
They acted the same way with the nations that emerged of the so-called Third World, which they wanted to keep dominating through corrupt leaders interposed for the service of large multinationals.
It is sufficient here to say that the upheavals in the so-called Third World arise from the impasse of capitalism
Although the capitalists are trying to escape this by outsourcing more and more factories to countries with particularly low wage conditions(the so-called Third World, i.e. the semi-colonial countries),
There is no doubt that much of what was anticipated by the formulators of the theses of the post-industrial society has been incorporated by the so-called third industrial revolution,
which enables the application of the so-called third way, represents an optimal solution under the given circumstances
immigration policy, the so-called third pillar which our fellow citizens are so sensitive about.
was the main factor for the change in art-related policies, especially regarding that of the so-called Third World countries
Thus, by questioning the meaning of living up to the so-called third age, the expectation was to find a meaning of nursing care for these people,
As a backdrop of political reaction, the so-called third techno-scientific revolution and the reproduction of
or also the so-called third wave of pentecostalism,
with the creation of industrial districts of the so-called Third Italy, the local productive systems in France,
The only ties he has with the metaphysical world are his so-called Third Eye, the sign of esoteric initiation that Martin received at Agarthi from Kut Humi,
Orange County, Boston's Route 128, etc.-see Saxenian) and revived craft industries in the north-east and center of Italy the so-called Third Italy.