Exemplos de uso de It is not at all clear em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Secondly, it is not at all clear in which direction you would like to take the country of origin principle.
The relationship between fungi andthe plant is often called symbiotic, but it is not at all clear what, if anything, the fungi derive from the relationship.
But it is not at all clear that the ancients had the concept of a spherical planet that you and I do.
Only that option would be an outcome which would really please Moscow and, if we keep that in mind, it is not at all clear to me that full independence for Novorussia is the best way to get there.
It is not at all clear that Ali Jinnah would be pleased with the course that Pakistan has taken.
Yet in line with what Mrs Laperrouze said about coal, it is not at all clear to me why the Commission should stipulate subsidising coal ad infinitum, as it were. .
It is not at all clear who has responsibility for ensuring that they are returned safely and continue to be safe.
Europe's existing political parties have made little impact in terms of reducing this deficit, and it is not at all clear that they are actually a suitable vehicle by which to fulfil the citizens' desire for more codetermination.
But it is not at all clear in my mind that caning is illegal under international law, as stated in the resolution.
I say'continue to be penalized' because in its agreement of yesterday the Council of Minsters failed to clarify an issue which Mr Siena just mentioned: it is not at all clear that the same measures are being applied to all Spanish agricultural products.
Secondly, it is not at all clear in the short term how vigorously and, above all, with what political courage public finance reform will be carried out.
Mr President, my Group has also been involved in submitting this motion to the Commission,simply on the basis that we are creating a Europe that is undergoing integration, but it is not at all clear that our citizens will be able to have a say in this merging Europe and keep pace with the advance of integration.
However, it is not at all clear the degree to which the differences between males and females are due to biological factors versus learned and cultural factors.
To that statement, McCarthy andMcGaughey would respond,"It is not at all clear that what we have today is better than what we might have had if Americans had remained on the path of shorter hours.
However, it is not at all clear whether this climatic feature occurred at the same time in all places- an important distinction from the somewhat more uniform pattern in decades.
As Dingding Chen rightly points out,"it is not at all clear whether the USreally wants China to share more international responsibility in the security realm, particularly when it comes to sending troops overseas.
It is not at all clear how an employer is supposed to assess work of equivalent value, whether he is required, for example, to factor in the availability of suitably qualified applicants.
Firstly, it is not at all clear why a fund that is guaranteed by countries with radically different economic and public finances, such as Italy and Germany, should be able to borrow at affordable rates.
While it is not at all clear that the Latin asylum tradition would require anything other than what United States practice reflects, the United States is not a party to and therefore is not bound by the Latin asylum conventions.
It isn't at all clear.
It's not at all clear what his election means, since his only conviction seems to be opportunism.
For the first time in 12 years of her feline home life,the baby has somehow managed to pick up fleas in some mysterious way, it's not at all clear how.
You see, they were having trouble in this flight regime, and it wasn't at all clear that we could fly faster than the speed of sound.
It was not at all clear that this alternative evidential method also applied to sub-paragraphs(a),(b) and(e) and the answer to the complainant's question could not necessarily have been inferred from the wording of the paragraph.
It's not at all clear what or whom is responsible for the Institute, or why a"non-governmental, non-profit organization" would be responsible for selecting the recipient of a massive State Department contract on one of the most sensitive issues of the day.
It is now not at all clear whether this access actually exists.