Exemplos de uso de Has conditioned em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Shirley Schmidt has conditioned my re-entry on your opinion.
Regardless of the answer,your decision has conditioned the BREXIT?
The way society has conditioned women to base their self-worth on their engagement ring.
History is made up of laws that the cowardice of men has conditioned.
Laughter Clever marketing has conditioned us to believe that we get what we pay for.
The'how' implies a method, a system andit is this very method and system that has conditioned the mind.
Increased use of smartphones has conditioned us to scan more vertically than horizontally.
This has conditioned women into monogamy, when women tend to project their twin soul to their current partner.
The only reason why Watson looks upon this fact as unacceptable is because he has conditioned himself to deny the existence of God.
This has conditioned men into polyamory, when men tend to deny the existence of their twin soul and avoid it by being with many women.
In the case of the private centers,the limited access to data has conditioned their inclusion, and does not reflect the generality.
Washington has conditioned 15 percent of the Merida Initiative on assurances that Mexico makes progress in combatting corruption and rights abuses.
For neo-liberalism, we are free when we choose what has conditioned us, when every value, feeling and relationship turns into commodity.
Globalization has conditioned the emergence of a class of workers unskilled in different branches of economic activities, being deterritorialized, precarious and dispossessed of their means of production.
It is also the shadow expression of the Fifth Ray of Science that has conditioned the development of this Fifth Rootrace, all the Western nations.
So, this phenomenon has conditioned the aging of the working population, fact that has had repercussions in the economically active population.
Don Lorenzo Milani was not free from human limitations andideological prejudices which inevitably has conditioned his priestly ministry and his educational work.
Levels; in its turn, geography has conditioned the location of infrastructure, transportation means, agricultural production systems, and industrial facilities.
The fast come about of a unifying electric field that, according to McLuhan, has eliminated ancestral time andspace concepts of human association- of which Internet is a recent example- has conditioned our biological dependence to a new artificial environment, where an occasional prolonged black out can mean a catastrophe.
The Wet Blue hide export area has conditioned the footwear-leather chain export subject which has culminated on imposition of restrictions to its outgoing from Brazil.
The U.S. has conditioned any involvement on the Iraqi government side on a change in its structure towards some"unity government" that would include representatives of the rebellious Sunni strains.
The ecological diversity of the Pantanal ecosystems has conditioned their suitability as habitat for a variety of animal species, among which are numerous species of mammals, reptiles, fish, birds, butterflies, and other invertebrates Brown, 1986.
Another issue that has conditioned the development of participatory practices in the Greek health system is lack of preventive and health promotion services in the community, as well as the lack of qualified professionals in primary health care.
You do not take birth, but you have conditioned yourself to take birth.
No doubt, JBCS has conditions to become a true international journal.
No modern society has conditions to extend efficacious therapies to all its citizens.
Godly, effective prayer has conditions, and God invites us to pray.
Oi has conditions to increase its investments in 2010.
Claro has conditions to accelerate the growth of its data revenue.
But the"invitation" from the US bosses has conditions.