Exemplos de uso de Common foundation em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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These"pillars of peace" have a common foundation: the right to life.
The two structures are independent andseparated physically from one another on a common foundation.
They provide a common foundation on which the sense that everyone has of belonging to society is built.Â.
God in Christ, through the work of the Holy Spirit,has laid down a common foundation for all the baptized.
There is always the common foundation on which we built Europe and on which our fellow citizens rely.
Paul begins by saying that Christian life is built upon a common foundation: Jesus Christ.
In the search for a common foundation for the construction of its own law Europe should not limit itself to a purely positivistic vision.
The four buildings are connected by expansion joints in the aboveground part,but have a common foundation plate.
Your religious consecration builds on this common foundation which all Christians share in the Body of Christ.
One of the ideas was to concentrate in the FFCL the basic courses offered by all the other units, in order to give students a common foundation.
The latter are much less common, have aby the house a common foundation, and in most cases they are located under one roof.
We believe that a directive is the most appropriate tool for establishing a European list of environmental crimes and a common foundation of criminal sanctions.
Thus, students move from common foundation courses through common core courses and emphasis-specific courses.
It was beautiful to see one another again, exchange our experiences and realize that in this dialogue we are not starting from zero,because we already have a common foundation.
It seeks to clarify our common foundation, respecting the diversity and richness with which it is expressed, felt, and lived out in the different parts of the world.
My wish is that they may be able to recognize in the Decalogue our common foundation, a lamp for their steps, a light for their path cf. Ps 119:105.
Making citizens feel that they really are taking part in the many huge challenges that we still have to face is perhaps the most realistic way to create a solid, common foundation on which to build our future.
The building consists of four segments with a common foundation plate and underground level extending beyond the outline of the aboveground structure.
We want to see the development of a new European civil citizenship, no longer determined on an ethnic basis, and we want our precious and varied local, regional, cultural, linguistic andnational identities to be placed on this common foundation.
However, as churches we have been commanded to witness to a common foundation for the life of the world, that is Jesus Christ and his word, and nothing can change that.
It is a major challenge to which we must all contribute,in each of our respective Member States, to ensure that the forthcoming French Presidency can put this new common foundation definitively in place before the European elections in 2009.
These pillars of integral human development have a common foundation, which is the right to life and, more generally, what we could call the right to existence of human nature itself.
The important issues that trouble and challenge humanity across the world in a more and more"global" and"interdependent" context must be faced with clear-sighted vision by man andhis personal and social vocation based on natural law, their common foundation.
Even if Wagner, Pfitz-ner andVerdi introduce us into new areas in the experience of reality, the common foundation of the European spirit, formed by Christianity, is ever present.
Afterwards, we will focus on the common foundation of the thoughts analyzed, expressed in an ideological non-differentiation observed in the relationship between nature and history, as well as the problematization of history as a totality.
This is particularly the case for the young people whom I am meeting in these days andwho are so dear to me. My wish is that they may be able to recognize in the Decalogue our common foundation, a lamp for their steps, a light for their path cf. Ps 119: 105.
Whether the natural law contains several precepts, or one only is explained by Thomas,"All the inclinations of any parts whatsoever of human nature, e.g., of the concupiscible and irascible parts, in so far as they are ruled by reason, belong to the natural law, and are reduced to one first precept, as stated above: so that the precepts of the natural law are many in themselves, butare based on one common foundation.
Moreover, recognition of the central place of the person and the dignity of each human being, as well as respect for life that is a gift of God, hence sacred,are a common foundation on which to build a more harmonious world that better accepts legitimate differences.
How can we essentially have a common way of thinking that helps us to guide the Holy Church together unless we share together in the faith, which has not been invented by any one of us butis the faith of the Church, the common foundation which supports us, and on which we stand and work?
The“life worlds” that Wivian Weller 2002; 2003 highlight based on Karl Mannheim's ideas about“worldview” MANNHEIM, 1980, p. 101, apud, p. 2 are“a series of experiences connected to a same structure, which, in turn,constitutes a common foundation of experiences that pervade the life of multiple individuals.