Examples of using To profound changes in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The legislative changes have led to profound changes in the way of understanding this strategic sector,
financial innovation have led to profound changes in the capital markets
The websites point to profound changes in marital relations which have undergone a transformation in gender relations,
which led to profound changes in the way professional football is organised in Europe
must support the Tunisians on their road to profound change.
this period led to profound changes in values that had served as a reference to humanity,
refers to profound changes in the perception of self as part of the biological body have direct influence on the social structure of the individual,
The free-trade area will bring about profound changes to Lebanese commerce.
that acceleration has brought profound changes to the world.
The accounting convergence in brazil for big companies is a reality of profound changes to the internal and external reporting.
also lead to profound structural changes in business and labour markets.
The artificially increasing level of androgens by administration of AAS leads to profound changes in this axis.
reality that it describes. Thanks to profound changes in communications, a market today is not necessarily a physical place, but rather an immaterial meeting point of wills.
Right now, Mother Earth is in the midst of profound changes to her surface.
is subject to increasing challenges today due to the profound changes taking place in your respective communities.
This result has been possible thanks to the profound changes occurred in Latin America
All this testifies to profound changes in society, in morality
This has led to profound changes in the companies, in order to fit the competitive scenario
The rapid growth of old population has led to profound changes in society, requiring appropriate state responses.
species have very often led to profound changes in the morphology of the original wild plant.