Exemplos de uso de Is only partly em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Unfortunately, however, that is only partly true.
People, which is only partly known in advance, are prima.
What they say about you is only partly right.
Plant health is only partly covered by the legal basis in Regulation(EC) No 882/2004.
Even in Poland,his work is only partly known.
An economy which is only partly owned by the state cannot be properly planned.
Well, the character of John Homer is only partly based on me.
If a document is only partly covered by a restriction, the non-restricted parts must be released.
The synaptic network that finally emerges is only partly determined by genes.
The acetabulum is only partly open, and there are only two sacral vertebrae, the lowest number among dinosaurs.
We must never forget that this action is only partly directed again white farmers.
But if he clings involuntarily and through inveterate habit to his smaller nature,then he is only partly taken over;
The problem relating to a lack of time is only partly related to the way health care delivery is organized.
While you might have heard that PBNs are scams that won't help your SEO,that claim is only partly true.
Thus, Jacobson concluded that biomass energy is only partly renewable, because its burning contributes to global warming.
To increase the efficiency of leather production,chromium is added in excess and is only partly taken up by the leather.
In contrast, the world bourgeoisie is only partly capable to use the economic laws- because of her status as the exploiter of the world.
Although it is generally accepted that bed bugs can be poisoned just like cockroaches, this is only partly true.
This ancient Dutch proverb is only partly applicable to the European Union budget for 2003, which will be set this week.
It would be simplistic to say that education policy should be solely a matter for the Member States. This is only partly true.
Your expression,"Time heals all things" is only partly true-it is how you use time that brings healing, a return to well-being and positivity, or not.
There was no difference in post-tonsillectomy hemorrhage rates across groups receiving ornot receiving DX in the present study which is only partly supported by other authors table 4.
This growing shortfall between the Community's demand for timber and its own production is only partly due to the insufficiency of the planted area- after all 20% of the Community's land area is planted to trees.
This change is only partly dictated by reasons of economic sustainability but most of all by the extraordinary opportunities offered by new digital communication technologies for anyone who intends to share and spread the results of their initiatives on a global scale, especially if their ambition is, as in the case of RETE, not to make a profit but to widen and further knowledge and experience.
US producers of soda ash will also continue to have an interest in extending their position in the Community as their domestic market is only partly profitable and domestic consumption in the US is stagnating.
The irreversible closure of the Zona Franca plant, which is only partly compensatedby capacity expansion at Martorell and other plantsof the VW Group, will reduce the capacity of Seat by 29% and of the VW Group by 5.
So Mr Rocard's claim that the governments will be saving ECU 350 billion in unemployment benefits is only partly true. It may even be that more spending is required.
Entitlement to a surviving partner's allowance is only partly curtailed if the entitled person begins to share a household with someone in need of help, with a view to taking care of him or her.
Paragraph 50(1), point 2, of the KStG 1996 provides, inter alia,that the corporation tax on income subject to withholding tax is to be paid by deduction at source where the recipient is only partly taxable and where the income does not originate from a commercial, agricultural or forestry enterprise.
For the research, energy and transport area of expenditure, the Court concludes that, despite some improvements,the Commissions' supervision and control is only partly effective in mitigating the risk of overstatement of indirect costs(overheads) and personnel costs mainly due to a complex legal framework, with a large number of eligibility criteria.