Exemplos de uso de Further aspect em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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That is a further aspect.
Two further aspects of the statement have given rise to much comment.
Thank you very much for addressing further aspects of this issue.
That is a further aspect to be considered within a broader strategy.
The early specialization forced by video games is one further aspect of the"animalization" caused by them.
There is one further aspect that I would like to highlight and that is the long-term damage.
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A further aspect of the problem with"me" that underlies that is the aspect of insecurity.
We shall now proceed with a further aspect of the important matter of foundations.
A further aspect that became clear from the hearing was that a number of new forms of financial services now exist.
These two drafts, which are currently being examined by Parliament under the codecision procedure,are further aspects contributing to reducing the risk of pollution.
There are however further aspects of the uprising in Kyrgyzstan that distinguish it from others of its kind.
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But there is a further aspect and it resides in the structure of our large slaughterhouses with their overcapacity.
A further aspect which must be addressed is the fact that this phenomenon is often perceived as a negative consequence of worker mobility.
Finally, my group wishes to underline a further aspect of the Bosnian issue which goes hand-in-hand with Bosnia's institutional stability: I am thinking here of the economic reconstruction programmes for that country which the European Union, must, in our view, continue to fund.
A further aspect that has been brought to the fore by the media concerns the fear of a massive movement of new citizens across Europe.
This is a further aspect of the question and one which will certainly be considered in greater depth in future in the light of your remarks.
One further aspect to which I would like to draw your attention is that of the definition of clusters, as indicated by the Committee in its proposal.
But there is a further aspect which must be acknowledged and collectively addressed if this abhorrent human exploitation is to be effectively confronted.
A further aspect that I must underline, which is something totally new, is the reference to itinerant tourism, represented particularly by camper vans and caravans.
Further aspects which are still under consideration in this connection are, inter alia, the need for harmonised rules regarding the reproduction of euro banknotes;
A further aspect is to reinforce the importance of self-care and to alert family members/caretakers so that they may actively participate in the prevention of falls among older adults.
A further aspect of practical interest is that, in this type of examination, all contrasted structures are recorded, including heart vessels and, occasionally, even the coronary sinus.
One further aspect where the British presidency conclusions agreed that further work was needed was better consideration of the changing role and functions of urban areas.
Further aspects of the overall theme are biodiversity, bio-economy, politics and social action, environmental law, regional development and megacities, as well as sustainable agriculture and forestry.
A further aspect is to be stressed here: The educational work is by its nature an accompanying of specific individual persons who are proceeding to a choice of and commitment to precise ideals of life.
A further aspect of the arrangements in these countries is that the central government allocates a fixed budget amount to each of the counties which then have to cover deficits from their own resources.
A further aspect of eligibility that has to be broached is whether it makes sense to designate purely on spatial boundaries, that is transfers from richer to poorer regions determined by regional indicators.
A further aspect which we must mention today, and which we must also welcome, is the fact that San Marino is one of the few small states in Europe to have always refused to become a tax haven, and for this reason it has always had good relations with its larger neighbour, Italy.