Examples of using Substantive changes in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Medicine
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The Council made some substantive changes relative to the Commission's proposal(as amended by the Commission's Amended proposal of 20 January 2006)
not to make any substantive changes to the guidelines.
not at making any substantive changes.
does not guarantee the essential and substantive changes required for creating a more functional Europe,
does not make substantive changes to the restrictions on fishing for flounder
there is no justification for making substantive changes at this point.
but the major substantive changes occurred under the Prophet Joseph's guidance for the 1835 edition.
let us discuss whether or not the substantive changes contained in our demand for the guidelines to be altered are practicable.
The challenges to be overcome by the primary care demands substantive changes in care practices
the Committee on Fisheries has difficulties with the Commission proposal in that it goes beyond an extension of the rules to making three substantive changes to them.
pharmacists have been transferred from the annexes to the body of the Directive without substantive changes.
given the substantive changes introduced by the latter regulation in the financial,
since until now the House has quite rightly insisted that substantive changes must be determined by the Council
avoid giving the public the impression that a simplification exercise is being used to make substantive changes that are unrelated to simplification.
and, subsequently, the substantive changes to the Treaties which the Commission deems advisable. 25.
work of national systems) they will not introduce substantive changes to enable mobility,
the intention is to make as few substantive changes as possible and to cooperate with the European Parliament in the framework of the co-decision procedure
we should more properly reflect the interinstitutional agreement of 2001 in our procedures to permit committees to talk about substantive changes to parts of directives
In its opinion of 26 June 2003 the Consultative Working Party of the legal services set up under the Interinstitutional Agreement of 20 December 1994 on an accelerated working method for official codification of legislative texts stated that this proposal did indeed confine itself to straightforward codification, without any substantive changes to the acts covered by it.
The paper suggests that, while substantive changes in the structure of international regimes in general is not uncommon,