Exemplos de uso de It is made clear em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It is made clear in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus.
In fact, the idea of constancy or continuity is, once again,discarded when it is made clear in more than half of the documents that the periodicity should be annual.
It is made clear that its intention was to exclude TR(Brenntag) entirely as a supplier of dense(but not light) ash recital 19.
Secondly, with regard to situations in which businesses carry out activities in various countries, it is made clear where and in what way the directive is applied and in what state.
But at last it is made clear to him that the Lord was really calling.
The consent of a State to be bound by a treaty which permits a choice between differing provisions is effective only if it is made clear to which of the provisions the consent relates.
It is made clear in Rule 115 that the normal case should be that voting takes place in blocs on the basis of a recommendation from the competent committee.
The complexities and contradictions of globalization, unavoidable in our time, cannot alter that.They can only underline the heightened responsibility for confronting the challenges involved, as it is made clear in the present study.
In 1 Corinthians 11:26 it is made clear that every time we eat this bread and drink this cup, we proclaim the Lord's death until he comes again.
I would therefore like to ask, Madam President, whether the President of the European the Parliament could contact Mr Friedmann of the Court of Auditorsto obtain clarification about what Mr Engwirda said, and issue a statement in which it is made clear that the Court of Auditors did not make a pronouncement about this House.
We must make sure that it is made clear that our approach is not inspired by protectionist purposes as Mr Ettl and Mr Chanterie rightly pointed out.
However, in order to avoid certain shareholders being prevented in practice from participating and voting, it is made clear that no excessive formal requirements for the proof of ownership may be imposed in national law or in the articles of association.
Once it is made clear that the global efficiency of the plant is not an appropriate or absolute parameter for determining the value of cogeneration, what are we left with?
And the Word was God: By exact andcareful language it is made clear that all of God was not expressed in the Word, which would be understood if the sentence had been God was the Word similarly, God is spirit, not spirit is God in John 4:24 and God is love, not love is God in I John 4:16.
However, as it is made clear by the research of Anyon 1978,, 1981, and others, while education may be necessary for enhanced life chances, it certainly is not sufficient.
But it is made clear to us how important the Mediterranean is in relation to the numbers of fishermen and vessels and to the value of catches, especially of high-quality fish species.
In the Brundtland report, it is made clear that sustainability is this: that our generation must not use nature's resources in such a way as to prevent future generations from satisfying their needs.
It is made clear that these women who undertook diagnostic and therapeutic stages without using the SUS were kept in the study, as there were records in the medical records of attendance exclusively by the SUS.
It is made clear, secondly, that this ordinary means of sustaining life is to be provided also to those in a“permanent vegetative state”, since these are persons with their fundamental human dignity.
In this regard, it is made clear that this type of action must comply with the social, environmental and safety standards required in each port and that this demand is essential in order to be able to carry out this self-handling.
In the first novel, it is made clear that Katniss(and presumably the other tributes)are hyper aware that their every move and action is being watched and scrutinized by the arena audience, much like the reality TV shows of today.
It is made clear that, in order to be able to combat the new threats and security risks faced by Europe, there must be political strategies for combating poverty and for climate protection, the protection of human rights and the promotion of democracy and the rule of law.
But it is made clear that such agreements must result in fair, appropriate and non-discriminatory conditions, that means then that where such agreements have to be made, this is not a serious disadvantage but a method that can be applied to specific technical solutions, to which the directive also refers.
To that end, it is made clear that the concept of"remuneration" is determined by the law and/or common practice of the Member State where the worker is posted and includes all the constituent elements of remuneration rendered mandatory by national law, regulation or administrative provision or by collective bargaining agreements or arbitrations awards which have been declared universally applicable.
Let it be made clear that revelations are not necessarily inspired.
It was made clear to me that everyone's feelings should be heard.
And it was made clear that he had be with me always.
When it was made clear he would never receive a penny of it, he disappeared.
It was made clear that participation was voluntary, and that the women could give up at any stage of the study, with no consequences to their care services.
When it was made clear that he would not be allowed to go free even if he ended the siege, Grange resolved to continue the resistance, but the garrison threatened to mutiny.