Exemplos de uso de Common perspective em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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ASEAN and the EU share common perspectives on many global issues.
Common perspective in any micro-community, as a result of which any relations that are achieved, in a minimal.
With the aim of better networking and elaboration of a common perspective, the meeting will be held in 4 different cities.
The participants respect the diversity of points of view andconvictions expressed within the alliance, willing to identify common perspectives.
The two lists share a common perspective that the wealth of the well-offs has radically increased.
It is very important, of course, that we look at the national targets, butas an overall approach we must look at it from a common perspective.
Multinational companies are alive to this when they provide a common perspective to guide the actions of their subsidiaries.
I think this initiative will be a welcome moment to take stock of developments at national, European and international level since 2008.It will then help us to contribute to a common perspective for the future.
Differently from Martins,she expands the more common perspective from the personal dimension to the nearest network of relationships.
More than a real articulate model,it constitutes a current that gathers a set of works with common perspectives and principles.”, p.62-63.
To sum up, as a whole,the Venado Tuerto interviewees point to a lack of common perspective among the various public and non-governmental agencies, and a shortage of resources for violence curbing and prevention programs, as the main causes of the climate of insecurity experienced in the town.
It required a certain intellectual discipline to worship a god whom one could not see and whose existence, from a common perspective, might therefore be in doubt.
Little attention has been paid to the expansion of Environmental Education,which suscitates questions about the lack of a common perspective at the pedagogic/didactic level in relation to the contents and the methodology utilized or to the relevance to be given to the cognitive, affective and behavioral dimensions.
It is also a space for exchange of ideas, collective reflection andtraining to self organization to advance in the reflection on common perspectives of social transformation.
It is therefore necessary that the Union andthe states which want to join it clearly set out a common perspective while, on the other hand, ensuring that the Union has the necessary efficiency and democrat ic structures without which the Union would be unacceptable to the people and their democratic representatives.
In the history of economic thought,a school of economic thought is a group of economic thinkers who share or shared a common perspective on the way economies work.
The theoretical evidences show that,in the study of the consumer's behavior, the most common perspective is the rational, where the consumer carefully evaluates the attributes of a group of products, marks or services and rationally chooses which better assists their pressing needs.
In the same panel, the executive secretary general of the European External Action of the European Commission, Pierre Vimont,presented the common perspective of the European Union.
Opting to give priority to respecttheir European commitment and acknowledging the need to incorporate such upheaval into a common perspective, the Member States committed themselves to a process of consolidation of the Union by negotiating a new treaty, of which the new guidelines were adopted at the Maastricht European Council meeting of 9 and 10 December 1991.
Pope John Paul II has often emphasised that the teaching of religion, in particular,can instil the hope that there is a real possibility of living together in a common perspective of solidarity and peace.
This dissertation discusses some tendencies of recent musicological thought,which has presented aspects that point to common perspectives, among them the historical and cultural context and interdisciplinarity.
After Rio+ 20, the association Coherence Rio +20 proposes to conduct these objectives to the establishment of a Think Tank or laboratory of research and action on sustainability of maritime transport, to which we add river transport,which share common perspectives.
The future approach should therefore be based on a common strategic framework for the various Structural Funds, in order to ensure a common perspective and to optimise the synergies which can be established between the different funds.
It would be a good idea if Parliament were to give you a list of recommendations the next time you embark on these negotiations and that, as Mr Jarzembowski has already suggested, you should then report back to Parliament on what you negotiated, how you negotiated and how we can continue to shape our policy towards East andSouth-East Asia with common perspectives and in a democratically responsible manner.
With the support of the family interactionist construct, this paper defends the idea that the way the family acts in the face of illness results from a symbolic interaction shared among the family members and others,in which the interpretation and definition of the situation leads to a common perspective, with the alignment of individual actions so that all act cooperatively to solve the problem.
Humanism is a perspective common to a wide range of ethical stances that attaches importance to human dignity, concerns, and capabilities, particularly rationality.
The defeat of"Hitlerism" constituted the overarching objective, and represented a common Allied perspective that the totalitarian militarist regimes ruling Germany, Italy, and Japan were indistinguishable.
I was interested that many of the people who spoke from different countries, and different parties within those countries,nevertheless often portrayed a common national perspective on Eu rope.
The term used in relation to the quotas from the perspective of common agricultural policy reform is"smooth landing”, meaning a gradual elimination of quotas.
In authoring the book which bears that title,he applied ethology to humans by studying them in a perspective more common to volumes studying animal behavior.