Exemplos de uso de Necessary to reiterate em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Matters of a kind that, frankly,it would not have been necessary to reiterate had there been a formal mandate.
It is necessary to reiterate, in this time-he continued-the countless benefits of sports for our society and for the world.
In an era when machinery, scans and technology are overvalued,it's necessary to reiterate that health is achieved with people.
Even here it is necessary to reiterate that the dictatorship of the proletariat is realised through the instrumentality of the vanguard of the class, ie the party, and in the party through the party leadership.
Is architectural culture utterly useless oris its thinking strictly necessary to reiterate again and again the ultimate, unobvious usefulness of buildings?
It is necessary to reiterate that every form of discrimination practised by any authority with regard to persons, peoples or races on the basis of differences traceable to real or presumed genetic factors is an attack on the whole of humanity.
One hour of teaching will not wholly change the beliefs of a lifetime, andso Jesus found it necessary to reiterate his message, to tell again and again that which he wished them to understand;
For this reason, it is necessary to reiterate that all those involved in the phenomenon of tourism have a big responsibility for water management, in order for this sector to be effectively a source of wealth at a social, ecological, cultural and economic level.
That no country in its struggle must'wait' for others,is an elementary thought which it is useful and necessary to reiterate in order that the idea of concurrent international action may not be replaced by the idea of temporizing international inaction.
It's necessary to reiterate that when we're talking about signing the FTA, we're doing it on the basis that here the United States wins and Colombia wins,” Garzón said upon announcing that he will travel to Washington on 23 January for a week-long working visit.
However, this does not mean thatsuch links, which were amply described in previous Reports, have ceased to exist, but, more simply,that it was not felt necessary to reiterate them, except where a particulardevelopment during the year under review warranted it.
Mr President, Commissioner,I do not think it necessary to reiterate the growing importance of electronic commerce and its promise: the Member, Mrs Mann, did this very well, and her report deserves full congratulations.
Sovereign of the State of Vatican City, and Servant of the Servants of God, wish to inform you of my total indifference to your doubts and criticism,in light of which I deem it necessary to reiterate my infallibility in contrast to your human fallibility.
Madam President, we should be hanging our heads in shame that, today, in March 1997,it is necessary to reiterate firmly that the rights of women and of minors(especially minors) are an inalienable, integral and inseparable part of universal human rights.
And since the rows of this magazine we are not accustomed to proceed by moods or passions but for broken free from the theological rigor sociologisms and newspeak,it is necessary to reiterate that faith and charity are not even thinkable, without amalgam of hope.
On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the Madrid Conference,the European Union feels it necessary to reiterate its conviction that the'peace-process' frame work so laboriously worked out in the course of negotiations and agreements between the various parties constitutes the only reasonable hope of putting an end to a conflict which, if it continues, can only compound the sufferings of the peoples affected.
Malerba(UPE), draftsman ofthe opinion ofthe Commit tee on Research, Technological Development and En ergy.-(IT) Mr President, Commissioner,I do not think it necessary to reiterate the growing importance of electronic commerce and its promise: the Member, Mrs Mann, did this very well, and her report deserves full congratulations.
First, however, it is necessary to reiterate the centrality of the information systematized by Inep, beginning with Law 9.424/96 the Fund for Maintenance and Development of Elementary School and the Advancement of Teachers Fundef changed the calculation of the amount of resources allocated to basic public education in the states and federal district, and it became associated to the number of enrollments shown by the School Census.
Therefore, it is necessary sometimes to reiterate that which may seem'old hat' or obvious to many.