Exemplos de uso de Have been put in place em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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New safety policies and processes have been put in place.
The hematite could have been put in place by liquid water in the past.
A powerful foundation hasn' t yet been constructed however the wheels may have been put in place.
Filtration systems have been put in place so that no radioactive material will escape through these holes.
They are using PDF files to go around the cloaking-detection mechanism that have been put in place by Google.
The control systems which have been put in place by religions and governments will be removed forever.
The December European Council will debate the Commission's proposals andthe various national support plans that may have been put in place by then.
Since 1989, a number of special arrangements have been put in place between the EU and the countries of Central and Eastern Europe CEECs.
Additionally, you will maintain your online anonymity and remain private on the internet,as well as bypass any geo-restrictions that may have been put in place by your government or ISP.
Dr Machar Teny spoke about the numerous plans that have been put in place to overcome these obstacles and restore the nation's unity.
Tactile tiles have been put in place in some stations to help people with visually impairments and Braille-coded buttons and a talking lift mechanism are features of newer station lifts.
No policy, legislative oradministrative measures have been put in place during this period to address the situation," Ojo said.
Many fences have been put in place- especially around the huge wind farm in the Isthmus of La Pared and the central ridge around the Pico de la Zarza- to preserve the vegetation, often endemic, the goats voracity.
While some real progress has been made, the digitisation of our cultural resources and their bringing online nevertheless remains very fragmented andrelies on the various mechanisms that have been put in place by the Member States.
However, those measures that have been put in place in the past have failed and no new, sensible approaches have been suggested.
At which point Odysseus realizes that all of the sly,subtle subterfuges of Penelope have been put in place because she is testing him with the final test.
Tailored policies have been put in place depending on the nature of the threat, with for example: a focus on civil protection, law enforcement or support structures.
There aren't currently any specific anti-discrimination laws that have been put in place to prohibit sizeism, despite the issue being extremely prevalent.
As I said in my introductory statement, since 25 April 2009 we have been in close contact on a daily basis with all the Member States, andwe have been assured that the directives we have given them have been put in place and are working.
However, the preventive measures that have been put in place such as the ban on meat-and-bone meal should, on scientific evidence, see the elimination of BSE and its threat to human health.
Why is it that I read in the paper that at Schiphol in Amsterdam,disinfectant mats have been put in place, while this is not being done anywhere else in Europe?
International laws andregional agreements have been put in place to reduce these impacts, giving countries that share rivers a platform for discussion whenever a development could affect river flow.
As a result of the good business development all our manufacturing facilities have benefited from increased demand and several investments have been put in place to improve their quality and operational excellence.
Well, we have market-based instruments that have been put in place: the Community system for the exchange of greenhouse gas emission quotas, and the'Eurovignette' directive in the transport sector.
Thanks to this accord, environmental best practices(e.g. fencing dairy cattle off from waterways) have been put in place more rapidly than would have occurred through new regulations.
Food safety controls,systems and legislation have been put in place across the European Union(EU) which aim to control both microbiological and chemical hazards in the supply chain and, thereby, minimise the risk to consumers' health.
Despite what people may say about advances in technology orthe new safety measures that have been put in place, the risks associated with nuclear energy are so vast and so great.