Examples of using When interpreting in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The convention would oblige its signatories to take into consideration the requirements of cultural diversity when interpreting and applying their international obligations
The following translations are done when interpreting format.
When interpreting the results of this study, it is also
The theoretical model resulting from the study points outs that the nursing technician will only develop coping strategies for the end-of-life care when interpreting death as therapeutic,
When interpreting more deeply the Lysholm questionnaire,
When interpreting these findings, at least two limitations that may have affected the estimates must be taken into consideration:
When interpreted they edify the church: Verses 12-13.
When interpreted, they edify the Church: Verse 12.
Verse 4-When interpreted they edify the church: Verses 12-13.
Love takes several different forms when interpreted by material brain.
With what gift is tongues, when interpreted, compared?
When interpreted in a particular way,
This information, when interpreted, generates knowledge of the health situation,
Therefore, Acts 2:38, when interpreted correctly, does not teach that baptism is required for salvation.
The study looked at the sensitivity of the PET scans(how well scans identified patients who had significant amounts of plaques in the brain) when interpreted by skilled readers.
and this information, when interpreted, bring the knowledge of what we seek.
Birth in Bahia had its own particular features that only make sense when interpreted in light of the prevailing cultural traditions.
the written law must reflect concepts, when interpreted.
motives can only be fully understood and appreciated when interpreted through the appropriate objective.
They acquire a more precise sociological meaning when interpreted in the light of what has changed in gender relations the transition of women into remunerated work