Exemplos de uso de Case at present em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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That is not the case at present.
This is the case at present in the fruit and vegetable sector.
That is not the case at present.
This is the case at present in a majority, but not all, Member States.
That is not the case at present.
These programmes must of course be granted adequate budgetary resources,which is not the case at present.
This is not the case at present and there are severe weaknesses.
However, this was not the case at present.
This is the case at present with two programmes implemented even before the recent events on the oil market.
Regrettably, this is not the case at present.
That is already the case at present and you know how the situation in the postal sector can at times be anachronistic.
The sale of vehicles between private individuals will not be subject to any tax,as is the case at present.
Parliament cannot, in any case, at present do anything about the matter.
The Commission is convinced that Parliament should be involved in the Schengen evaluation,which is not the case at present.
Cuba is a special case at present, being the only Latin American country not to have signed a cooperation agreement with the EU.
The Commission should be appointed by the national parliaments and not by the national governments,as is the case at present.
It is vital that children's rights are protected more effectively than is the case at present, and that also applies at Community level.
I believe that it is in the interests of EU citizens that the EU acts with consistency towards Russia,which is not the case at present.
In the resolution, we reaffirm the right of every individual to express his opinion freely,which is not the case at present for the Saharan people living under Moroccan rule.
I would ask you, once again, to consider overnight whether it would not really make more sense for us to adopt a resolution together, as a broad community,rather than adopting one with a narrow majority as would be the case at present.
But the potential will only be realised if basic income is argued for in a certain way; its importance for democratisation andwomen's freedom has to be put at the centre of the debate this is not the case at present; academic discussions are typically conducted in terms of social justice and feminist scholarship is largely ignored.
The negotiations should move in the direction of privileged partner status by maintaining the visarequirement for Turkish nationals, as is the case at present.
The new supervisory structure will ensure that organisation of the exercise of supervision remains a national task andwill create a more transparent committee structure without mixed mandates as is the case at present in the banking and insurance sectors.
Lastly, the cost of dismantling and the cost of waste disposal should be properly incorporated into the price of nuclear energy,which unfortunately is not the case at present.
On 19 March, the Council also decided that future relaxations in the rules of confidentiality must be adopted by qualified majority voting and not,as is the case at present, by a simple majority.
We have to invest massively in these countries and also help to create public services that are accessible to everyone and to set up businesses that will pay their employees fairly, which, it has to be said,is not always the case at present.
Firstly, I should like to know what measures the Council intends to take, not only in relation to Com munity production, but also in order to ensure that, on top of this Community production, we are not asked to absorb,as is the case at present, too great a share of imported production.
I will certainly provide the Council Secretariat with information in this respect so that it can take it into consideration should this intention exist and should this pilot project be prepared in the future,something which- I repeat- I do not believe to be the case at present.
The Commission wants to ensure that public aid towards the construction of new vessels and fleet modernisation is made conditional on compliance, by the Member State concerned, with its MAGP objectives in all the fleet segments and not,as is the case at present, just in the segment concerned.
Against that background, I therefore cherish a reasonably justified hope that we can grope our way towards a solution whereby the ICC remains unaffected andwith its integrity preserved, while still more countries undertake to prosecute war criminals than is the case at present.