Exemplos de uso de My reflections em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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After that sleepless night I wanted to give my reflections a try.
In concluding my reflections, I return to considering the relationship between the law and pastoral ministry.
Without being presumptuous, I wish my reflections would produce the same effect.
It is from this perspective that I would like to offer you my reflections today.
Let me share with the House my reflections on my visit to Kosovo.
Naturally there is much to be gone into andI can only share some of my reflections.
In his entire book,an obligatory reference in my Reflections, he states that he was good in history.
The creation of a specific fund forms a particularly important element of my reflections.
Grant that my reflections may bring me contrition and repentance for all my sins and offences against an infinite God.
As I share my thoughts with you,I too would like to place my reflections in the context of this Council and the recommendations that came from it.
As I prepared my reflections, however, it struck me that the focus of the talk should be the theme of Leadership, in the light of the other two.
I wish to begin this article with a quote by Cornelius Castoriadis which expresses the common thread of my reflections on Catholic intellectuals in Brazil in the 1930s.
Yeah, I recorded some of my reflections on some of my more ground-breaking accomplishments and theories.
Scores and recordings of my own compositions are the fundamentals of this work,serving both as experiments as well as artistic achievements which mirror my reflections and current aesthetic interests.
The choice of research topic arises from my reflections about the pedagogical practice of pe kindergarten teachers.
First, my reflections and personal thinking about the Renunciation Doctrine are an intimate work and I continue looking for in the Master's Teachings and advice on problems of life and hereafter.
As I share these thoughts with you today,I wish to place my reflections in the context of this fundamental principle of human and Christian relations.
Here I would like to discuss only one point- itself rather marginal to the dialogue as a whole- which, in the context of the issue of"faith and reason", I found interesting andwhich can serve as the starting-point for my reflections on this issue.
In this article I have tried to express my reflections on the themes that I could try at the International Encounter of Psychoanalysis.
Luckily, I have been able to develop a structured set of alternative ideas in line with my personal knowledge and my reflections about life, and present them in the book on the General Theory of the Conditional Evolution of Life.
Mr Ambassador, in concluding my reflections I would like to assure you that in the fulfilment of the lofty mission entrusted to you, You will be able to count on my support and that of my collaborators.
This brief field-note summary explores a dynamic Nikkei experience as well as my reflections on how my research goals potentially overshadowed the integrity of my work.
Mr Ambassador, as I conclude my reflections, I would like to assure you of the esteem and support of my collaborators, so that you may accomplish successfully the lofty mission which has been entrusted to you.
I work with the expressions, types and forms,attempting to understand the processes of development of the land occupation and to deepen my reflections with respect to the processes of spatialization and territorialization of the struggle for land.
My reflections are based of course on the fundamental canonical principles of the Curia and on its own history, but also on the personal vision that I have sought to share with you in my addresses of recent years, within the context of the reform currently under way.
The need to accomplish it correlates with a concern that emerged from my reflections on my role as a teacher: to know what knowledge necessary for the practice of teaching and how they are acquired.
For my part I should like to concentrate my reflections on the report by Mr Argyros- whom I warmly congratulate on the quality of his work- by analysing a communication from the Commission which clarifies, which seeks to show how we intend to apply the rules on competition in this area.
Madam Ambassador, in communicating to you my reflections, I offer you my very best wishes for the important mission that has been entrusted to you.
As a result of the education I received at home,my seminary training, and my reflections later in life, I came to believe deeply that only a faith arising from life experience and confirmed by it(and, therefore, relevant to life's needs) could be sufficiently strong to survive in a world where everything pointed in the opposite direction, so much so that even theology for a long time had given in to a faith separated from life.