Examples of using Specific chapter in English and their translations into Portuguese
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After completing the game you can replay specific chapters, change your decisions
With specific chapters of yoga for children,
For example, in Pasquali 2007, the author introduces specific chapters chapters 7 and 8 on the topic.
Interested parties are invited to submit their views on these subjects by answering the questions contained in the specific chapters on each of the three issues.
issues that will be addressed in specific chapters.
The requisite period of reflection following the demise of this Treaty should not be devoted to getting specific chapters of the Constitution adopted through the back door.
dedicating specific chapters to each stage of childhood
such as a range of pages or specific chapters.
such as a range of pages or specific chapters.
Some of the problems that require closer attention are raised in the specific chapters of the report.
in its 2006-2010 editions except for 2008, presented specific chapters on live birth-related subjects.
More generally, the existence in the Treaty of specific chapters on the free movement of natural and legal persons shows
It shall include a general part on the provisions of this Directive and specific chapters on the implementation of the Directives referred to in paragraph 1.
Nevertheless, we have moved on from specific chapters for fisheries research, provided with EUR
It was considered that the IGC must include specific chapters on employment and social policy in the Treaty,
Scott-Buccleuch's decisions to exclude specific chapters destabilizes this underlying yet fundamental metanarrative structure,
169 selected articles and 3 books on specific chapters relating to the content,
including specific chapters on demographic trends especially their interaction with the labour market
analysis under the headings of the specific Chapters of the Customs Code.
opening of substantive negotiations for enlargement on specific chapters with the first group of candidates,