Exemplos de uso de Many undertakings em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This article begins in the same way Muslims begin with many undertakings.
Peugeot's harsh attitude is repeated not only in many undertakings in France, but also in other Community countries.
Is it an end in itself orshould it lead to laws once it has been applied by many undertakings?
In Poland, for instance,there are many undertakings producing very good quality toys made of wood or synthetic substances.
Thereas structural changes on the international and Community energy markets have been forcing the coalindustry in the Community to make maior modernization, rationalization and restructuring efforts since theearly 1950s; whereas, added to the competition fromcrude oil and natural gas,there has been growing pressurefrom coal imported from outside the Community;whereas, as a result, many undertakings in the Community are in financial difficulties and require State aid;
For many undertakings, and especially winegrowing ones, the registered office of the undertaking is located at the same place as the premises where the product is produced.
At the end of 2004 considerable efforts had been made and many undertakings had been or were being honoured.
At the end of the monitoring period many undertakings have been fulfilled and practical steps taken towards fulfilling the main undertakings still outstanding.
The pretext invoked is misleading since it would be a measure of equity with the employees of the private sector, whereas in many undertakings the days of deficiency before the payment of the daily subsistence allowances are covered by the'employer.
Many undertakings are trying to survive in these conditions and to do so are sometimes infringing the rules, often with impunity, with the knowledge of the Member States in charge of control measures and almost always with the knowledge of the Commission.
The death of President Eyadema on 5 February 2005 triggereda new political crisis in the country, which saw backsliding on many undertakings and an unprecedented deterioration in the human rights situation, especially at the time of the“constitutional” coup of 6 February 2005 and the disputed presidential elections of April 2005.
Thus the current legislative system allows that many undertakings will not be checked even in the case of those beneficiaries selected as part of the 5% sample to be inspected on the spot.
That is what we feel, for instance, when it comes to a market share of 40%- which is a very great deal, and who has a market share of 40%?There are not many undertakings to which that applies, and then the matter needs to be looked at individually and as quickly as possible, there we are agreed, but we must be able to examine this kind of situation in a more critical way.
The main players who should ensure that the people can use their mother tongue are the many undertakings, the public sector and the private organizations that supply information to the people or receive it from the people and the specialized undertakings and occupations which facilitate the provision of these kinds of services in the various languages.
With the continuously worsening crisis, many fishing undertakings are now in a very fragile financial state.
For example, many viable undertakings have been bought up and subsequently closed down to satisfy the strategic interests of industry in western Germany.
This desire for the provision of publicservices often led to the establishment of public undertakings in many cases withstatutory monopoly protection.
As far as Poland is concerned, it is highly likely that many transport undertakings and engine manufacturing firms such as Andoria will simply cease to exist.
Many railway undertakings continue to believe they can frame their programmes at national level and then they wonder why freight traffic and employment and so forth are declining.
Many railway undertakings continue to believe they can frame their programmes at national level and then they wonder why freight traffic and employment and so forth are declining. That is untenable!
Many small and medium-sized undertakings, and many researchers too, constantly complain about the length of time it takes from authorisation of a project to actual payment.
However, many philosophical undertakings are bad anticipations in the sense that they show us the wrong direction.
The generosity andthe sense of fairness already at work in many international undertakings and programs must be further reinforced by an increased awareness of the ethical dimension.