Exemplos de uso de Complete openness em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The salt of this method is in complete openness and lack of misunderstanding.
What we should have is the Council meeting in a chamber without assistants next to them and in complete openness.
Mary shares our human condition, but in complete openness to the grace of God.
As regards the labelling of alcoholic beverages,my position is that consumers have a right to transparency and complete openness.
Needless to say,Russia must exercise complete openness and cooperate fully.
By her example,She helps us to understand that the unconditional acceptance of God's sovereignty places man in an attitude of complete openness.
The solution is a leaner form of cooperation with complete openness: a lean and open Europe.
May this World Day once again offer many young people a precious opportunity to reflect on their own vocation and to be faithful to it in simplicity,trust and complete openness.
Mr President, I would like to thank the Commission for agreeing to complete openness concerning 3 000 working groups.
Throughout the whole process, I have expressed my complete openness to a broader consensus, and I hope that those who care about the well-being of women, families and children will support this report.
It was prepared over six years of intense work done in a spirit of complete openness and fervent zeal.
The museum has demonstrated a complete openness, in a somewhat skeptical environment, and offered its space for several of the movement's initiatives and one of its most ambitious projects, the first Expo Arte Contemporânea Moçambique-2004.
It is a question of circumstances which, when captured synchronically,reveal a complete openness to possible alternative developments.
After recalling that"every priest, every consecrated person, faithful to his or her vocation, radiates the joy of serving Christ and draws all Christians to respond to the universal call to holiness," the Message closes with the hope that this World Day for Vocations will"once again offer many young people a precious opportunity to reflect on their own vocation and to be faithful to it in simplicity,trust and complete openness.
The perfect identity of the local Churches is found in complete openness to the universal Church; it is nurtured by an awareness of Catholic unity.
Just as the poets and writers described, we're going to be able to see, I think, that wondrous openness, utter and complete openness, of the mind of a child.
The analogy given by Dzogchen masters is that one's true nature is like a mirror which reflects with complete openness, but is not affected by the reflections; or like a crystal ball that takes on the colour of the material on which it is placed without itself being changed.
Just as the poets and writers described, we're going to be able to see, I think, that wondrous openness, utter and complete openness, of the mind of a child.
I believe that it is through transparency that irregularities can most effectively be cleared up: complete openness about the budget procedure, complete openness as to who has been involved in deciding upon an appropriation, complete openness about who the recipient of the appropriation is and complete access to all documents for the ombudsman and for the European Parliament' s and the national parliaments' auditors and supervisory committees.
It is also a measure of the relationship of the Commission to this Parliament that we demand complete openness, the full truth and not half-truths or statements which mislead.
What we need now is not a new Commission, buta spring clean by independent individuals who can dispense with any Commission work which is not transnational in nature and introduce complete openness for what remains.
In addition the way how they view the various disciplines of knowledge orwork is of complete openness because they know that interdisciplinarity is a lever for innovation.
That does not mean that we are satisfied with the Commission's answer, but we are pleased about the undertakings given during the debate, and we shall pursue the matter in the Committee on Budgetary Control andgo on fighting for complete openness about gifts.
In the course of becoming something more than a being, god is fundamentally not-being,so its nature takes place in complete openness and in perfect freedom, i.e. abgeschiedenheit, translated also as detachment.
PT Madam President, Mrs de Oedenberg's report is not only excellent,resulting from her complete openness and ability to negotiate consensuses, but also highlights the strong regional disparities that exist throughout Europe, both in the new Member States and in the old ones, where a large part of the regions found themselves excluded from the group of poorest regions purely on the grounds of statistics that are not always complete or adequately compared and that, therefore, need to be improved.
In the message, Cardinal Sodano recalls the Pope's wish that Mexican people may"spread in Mexican society an example of peace,humility and complete openness to God, as Blessed Mary did.
The participation of all employees andcontractors is stimulated by Idea Bank whose philosophy is the"stage gate"- complete openness and participation with selection stages defined by technical criteria in order to approve implementation.
Mr President, Commissioner, our group is genuinely committed to developing the strategic partnership between the EU and China, butthese relations must be based upon complete openness, credibility and responsibility.
But, Mr President, an alternative policy is called for, an unconditional opening up of the market to the poorer countries, a market economy instead of merely planned economy,decentralization instead of merely Union, complete openness of the decision-making process and an economic policy which can bring interest rates down by hitting out against speculative gains and bureaucratic waste.
This invitation is a call to:“develop a dynamic fidelity to their mission, adapting forms, if need be, to new situations anddifferent needs, in complete openness to God's inspiration and to the Church's discernment.”.