Examples of using To structural changes in English and their translations into Portuguese
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a)( b)( c)( d) speeding up the adjustment of industry to structural changes;
With these amendments Parliament is underlining the fact that resources should be made available to facilitate adjustment to structural changes in industry by means of industrial innovation and training.
secondary to structural changes in the airways, such as peribronchiolar fibrosis
which may lead to structural changes in the clearance procedures with significant simplification effects for Community exporters and importers.
Priority 2 Training and adaptation of human resources to structural changes in the economic system and to the impact of the internal market 70% of resources for the period 1994-1996; 90% of resources for the period 1997-1999; 80% of total resources.
Repeated exposure of a still-developing brain to nicotine could certainly lead to structural changes, including the excessive expression of nAChRs
although it may lead to structural changes such as atrophy, increased connective tissue,
The objective of this study was to present an alternative method of assessing the risk of fire where factors unrelated to structural changes are taken into consideration
Lobbying politicians can contribute to structural changes that improve the situation of workers in developing countries through regulating how supermarkets treat their suppliers,
In Western Europe, these changes have been due mainly to the implementation of emission reduction policies and to structural changes in indvistrial production
whose leads to structural changes in the limbic system.
on which the Portuguese Government has, of course, made a great deal of progress, relate to structural changes which have to do with manpower.
proposals that lead to structural changes in the approach to workers' health.
congenital pathologies can result in many different spinal diseases with serious consequences in terms of a reduction of the quality of life due to structural changes in the mobile segments of the spine.
for people made redundant due to structural changes in trade patterns
Due to the growth of programa saúde da família and to structural changes in the health system after the consolidation of the brazil¿s unified health system(sistema único de saúde),
It calls for action aimed at"speeding up the adjustment of industry to structural changes", encouraging an environment favourable to the development of undertakings, particularly small
cities began to experience a phenomenon called urban sprawl due to structural changes in the practiced economic model in industrialized cities,
in adjustments in response to structural changes on the labour market.
