Exemplos de uso de Fail to reflect em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Since the mammographic screening clinical trials are old,they generally fail to reflect this change.
However, these indicators fail to reflect the city's iniquities in income distribution, education, and health.
However, despite this,the projects submitted to us still fail to reflect this principle sufficiently.
Langleys and joules fail to reflect the wide variations in solar UV that occur from season to season, day to day and, in fact, hour to hour.
Not all Member States make it easy for the social partners to be involved, and many NAPs,through inadequate reporting, fail to reflect activity and initiatives actually taking place.
Consequently, with few exceptions,these studies fail to reflect the“real world”, which has influence on Guidelines, education and clinical practice.
I chose to abstain on the compromise that emerged from the conciliation procedure,because the result of the interinstitutional negotiations fail to reflect the work that has been done over a period of more than two years.
We cannot, however, fail to reflect on the health policies and the current model of public management assistance created to reference centers for the treatment of MO in the country.
When writing the editorial of volume 19, issue 6 of RBGG in 2016, when we will celebrate 18 years of the journal,I could not fail to reflect on this event and its importance for the history of UnATI/UERJ.
However, when market prices fail to reflect existing scarcities(clean air, absorptive capacity of the environment, infrastructure etc.), the individual decisions of consumers and producers no longer add up to an outcome that provides maximum benefits to society as a whole.
However, this will not be possible if Ukraine continues to sponsor opaque transactions andto cling to'neighbourly prices' which fail to reflect the true market situation and which keep Ukraine politically dependent on Russia.
It could not be otherwise,because it could not fail to reflect the nature of the?U and its current political situation.
Recognises that, while the integration approach might be effective if it is implemented in a robust manner, past experience shows success has been limited; considers that the proposed rural development andstructural fund regulations fail to reflect adequate Natura 2000 provisions,failing to deliver upon the Communication's ambition and putting the EU 2010 biodiversity target at risk, inter alia due to the following.
A society that organizes itself for progress, with the participation and betterment of its own citizens,cannot fail to reflect in its institutions and its programmes and services the truth of the inviolable dignity of man himself, and safeguard the rights that bow from it, to an equal degree for all.
Next year's programme also fails to reflect the perception that this Europe is different from that of the past.
However, this sampling process may be biased, generating systematic error and failing to reflect the true prevalence of low back pain in the study population.
As a result young people have difficulties in understanding links between scientific culture andsocial culture, often failing to reflect on the meanings of scientific knowledge.
As things stand now,when we buy something, the price fails to reflect the real cost in terms of environmental damage.
In fact, the SPD's official doctrine and program failed to reflect its increasingly reformist practice.
Sharing large design files via FTP, email andsimilar ad hoc methods has become impractical and risky, and fails to reflect changes in real-time.
It is noteworthy that estimates from studiesconducted in the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s also failed to reflect the technological advances in mammography and the potential detection of more curable cancers than in the past17,18.
The only opposition came from Sudbury Liberal Member of Provincial Parliament Elmer Sopha who was fervently opposed to the flag,arguing that it failed to reflect Ontario's diverse character and that it was"a flag of revenge" against the new national flag.
Institutional reform must therefore move beyond the BCB's inadequate price-stability target,which is set according to a narrow inflation index that fails to reflect the experiences of ordinary Brazilian consumers.
It is hard to imagine what justification the Commission can possibly have for working on a mandate that is six years old and which, therefore, fails to reflect any of the important changes that have happened since it was agreed.
The Commission recognises the need to take into account the specific needs of the individual countries in terms of economic cooperation, but fails to reflect this sufficiently in the Country Strategy Papers.
Clearly, cohesion should be assessed on the basis of multiple dimensions and should not be limited only to GDP since,in the short- and medium-term, this fails to reflect many important aspects of the impact of European cohesion policy.
Despite the simplicity of my example,which certainly fails to reflect all of the nuances of the real context, I hope that, precisely because of that simplicity, the reader may be convinced that a development that would appear to demand teleology or a pre-defined plan can actually be explained by the reverse: chance.
The 1997 EMI report fails to reflect the interesting and enlightening exchanges Parliament had with the other ECB candidates on 7 and 8 May about the choice of direct inflation targets, with margin or monetary supply objectives- or a combination of both- as a preferred measure of price stability.
Mr President, of course this report about food prices fails to reflect the reality of the situation- that food prices in the EU are kept artificially high by a brutal combination, on the one hand, of excessive EU bureaucracy and, on the other hand, by the now notorious common agricultural policy.
The ultimate outcome of the rati-fi cation processes- whether decided by parliament or by referendum- will determine whether the Europe of the future will be more effective, transparent and democratic in its work, orwhether it will have to make do with a legal basis that fails to reflect the demands imposed by enlargement.