Exemplos de uso de Developmentof em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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IMAZ will be responsible for the developmentof electricity and communications projects.
Promote national implementation of the framework of actions for lifelong developmentof competences.
With regard to the developmentof long-term interest rates, the fall observedsince 1990, which had halted in 1994, continuedlast year.
Measures promoting the adaptation and developmentof rural areas Article 33 measures.
The speed of developmentof P. citri increases with temperature elevation. The temperatures of 25°C and 28°Cwere the most appropriate for the insect development.
Aid for research in Northern Ireland: developmentof new products and processes.
The developmentof prolonged drug delivery system, by biopolymers, may mean significant progress, once they are able to keep drug concentrations on the desired site within therapeutical levels for a long period of time.
These different financialcontributions will also stimulate developmentof the local fisheries sector.
This paper presents the developmentof a computational simulation tool of the protection system of a power transmission substation.
In 2002, the budgetary support thematicnetwork successfully contributed to the developmentof a methodological guide and its related trainingprogramme.
Being seen as a science with its own characteristics, the mathematics research allows its historical dimension,closely related to society and culture along the developmentof mankind, broad your space of knowledge.
Encouraging an environment favourable to initiative and to the developmentof undertakings throughout the Community, particularly small and medium-sized undertakings;
Your constant effort to promote the efficiency of the departments must not allowus to forget your support for any initiative to improve internal relations within theinstitution,in particular by the creation of a better framework for the developmentof cultural and sporting activities of the staff.
The recentliterature indicates a mechanism of fibroatrophy for developmentof osteoradionecrosis to the detriment of the traditionalmechanism of vascular insufficiency32,38.
About 7.3% of the Structural Funds is allocated to investments in support of this priority, andthe evaluation concludes that these investments are making an importantcontribution to the overall objectives for the developmentof the information society, as defined by the European Council of Lisbon in 2001.
Within the EU, coherence,protection of natural resources, developmentof sustainable production and consumption models and enlargement were priorities.
In view of the positive externalities associated with SMEs, their importance for. particular sectors ofindustry and for regional development, and thespecific problems they face,there can be no doubtthat State aid for SMEs'facilitates the developmentof certain economic activities or of certain economicareas.
The continued researchof R& D& i department hasled to the developmentof a new branchof essential products, based onvegetable componentsand active ingredientscertified as organic, absolutely respectingthe hair andthe environment.
The Commission has for a long time been concerned about the distribution aspect of competition policy owing,in particular, to the developmentof certain methods of distribution and the evolution of concentration in thissector.
It recommended that the Commission should introducespecific programmes supporting the developmentof security policies designed to integrate social, urban planning and education initiatives, while enhancing public participation and a sense ofcommunity.
A partof this initiative has been the First International Conference on The History of Vocational Education and Training in Europe in a Comparative Perspective, organised by the University of Florence, the European University Institute andthe European Centre for the Developmentof Vocational Training(Cedefop), held on 11 and 12 October 2002 in Florence.
The Commission continued its evaluation(2)of the environmental aspects of Decision No 1692/96/EC on the developmentof the transEuropean transport network(Æ points 386 and 387), with a viewto revising the guidelines in connection with these particular aspects.
The secondworkshop was devoted to discussing the Commission's abovementioned proposal on a Directive for short-term permits of stay for victims, cooperation between law enforcementservices and NGOs,the role of the local level in preventing trafficking, and the developmentof common methodology to analyse and improve the understanding of the phenomenon.
COMPETITION POLICY ANDSTATE INTERVENTION lation limits the aid to certain ceilings depending on the degree of developmentof the region and the size of the recipients, in line with the rules in other Community regions with a similar level of economic development.
The Commission is confident that close cooperation in the network will foster the developmentof a common competition culture throughout the Community.
Finally, we should like to thank the professionals who are moving towards more favourable attitudes, towards the integration and developmentof the mentally disabled, and who are also enabling change and eliminating prejudices towards the occupational profile of the mentally disabled-prejudices which many of us display, before and during the implementation of programmes designed to improve the quality of life of persons living with disabilities.
The Court stated in both judgments that, as it had previously held, 3 theprotection of designs and models was,at the present stage of developmentof Community law, a matter governed exclusively by the laws of the Member States.
It willseekto ascertain themeaning and significanceof the crisisofdesigneducation andhow this crisiscan be related tothe totalitarianreality andthe decay ofauthorityconception.froma critical look atthe developmentof the north americaneducational process, the author developsa reflection thatisin additionto the situation describedaharsh assessmentof the pathstroddenby western civilization.
Competition policy is thus both a Commission policy in its own right and an integral part of alarge number of European Union policies and with them seeks to achieve the Community objectivesset out in Article 2 of the Treaty,including the promotion of harmonious and balanced developmentof economic activities, sustainable and non-inflationary growth which respects the environment, a highlevel of employment and of social protection, the raising of the standard of living and quality of life, and economic and social cohesion.