Exemplos de uso de Direct relevance em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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There are rooms with no direct relevance to the level.
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EPLAN Electric P8 proves its direct relevance to the practical applications again.
Accordingly, the"recognition of diplomas" Directives are of direct relevance to citizens.
Knowledge of these aspects has direct relevance for professional profiles and future job opportunities.
Astrology is a form of imagination emerging from nature and having direct relevance for everyday life.
These important areas are of direct relevance for ACP exports and in particular for many small and medium sized enterprises in ACP countries.
The health status of the mother has direct relevance to the fetus.
While budget work has direct relevance to civil and political rights work, it is a more central tool for those working on economic and social rights.
Perhaps I might be permitted to touch on another point that may well not have any direct relevance to Mr Beaupuy's report.
The terminology used in Article 2 i.e."of direct relevance and assistance" amending the Seventh Directive is different from that used in the Fourth Directive i.e."material and of assistance.
Don't be confused by the word"theory" in the title,because in fact this theory has direct relevance or will have direct relevance to our lives.
The EU should continue to promote the direct relevance of its policies for citizens and to promote a distinctively European dimension to reflect the EU's cultural richness and diversity.
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Such first-hand experience increases the direct relevance of the competition rules for firms and consumers.
It is also useful to describe the events linked to the drafting of Articles 6 to 8 of the OEPS,although they are not of direct relevance to the main proceedings.
It also promotes research in areas which are of special and direct relevance to the region and in the emerging areas in Science and Technology.
This type of search combines both scientific and artistic sides of nursing, increasing comprehension of life experiences andhuman health, with a direct relevance on professional practice.
Psychologists with a background in Legal Psychology ask questions that have direct relevance to the legal arena and conduct research to address these questions.
We have a number of links in the production, processing and retail industries giving you the opportunity to interact with industry andpotentially carry out a project which is of direct relevance to the sector.
Each of these has historical significance for ethnic Jews but has no direct relevance for the church accept as a foreshadow of future spiritual events.
The Commission finds that it is not necessary to pronounce upon the scope orpotential effect of the application of this reservation because the State has not demonstrated its direct relevance to the claims now under study.
The question about"speech-limiting wheezing" shows severe acute asthma,and is of direct relevance to international comparisons of hospital admissions and mortality statistics.
We have a number of links in the production, processing and retail industries which provides you with the opportunity to interact with industry andpotentially carry out a project which is of direct relevance to the sector.
Evolutionist N. Chandra Wickramasinghe:"there are very few empirical facts of direct relevance and perhaps no facts relating to the actual transition from organic material to material that can even remotely be described as living.
In the interests of clarity, reference will be made only to the amendments to Directive 85/337 which have direct relevance to the alleged failure by Ireland to fulfil.
In this talk several fundamental theses of Marxism were presented that have direct relevance for psychology the primacy of matter above consciousness, the mind as a property of highly developed matter, the societal nature of man's mind, etc.
However, one will have to ensure that an EU 25 Review would deal only with those Community wide policies which are of direct relevance to the objectives of the EDRC.
The situation in the Middle East remains a cause for concern, and is of direct relevance to us in Europe given the energy dependence of the EU on foreign powers, much as my own Scotland is in the happy situation of being a net exporter of energy.
All networks should bring together an appropriate range of relevant stakeholders concerned by the theme addressed andshall address topics of direct relevance for the European higher education policy.