Exemplos de uso de Only as regards em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The denunciation shall have effect only as regards the State which has notified it.
The object of those provisions is to avoid, first, conflicts of jurisdiction, which may result in double taxation, and, second, non-taxation,as Article 9(3) indicates, albeit only as regards specific situations.
The denunciation shall have effect only as regards the State which has notified it.
Negotiations on the Athens Convention rendered it possible for the continued application of this Regulation between EU Member States(Article 17 bis(3) of the Convention), but only as regards the recognition and enforcement of judgements.
The denunciation shall have effect only as regards the State which has notified it.
I am optimistic, not only as regards the date for the sunset clause, but also as regards the recitals, about our chances of achieving a good compromise this week and that we will succeed in our aim of getting this adopted at first reading.
The committee is in favour of the Directive covering in vitro research as well, but only as regards the donation and procurement of cells and tissue.
This is true not only as regards what we were talking about this afternoon; it also applies to ingredients.
There must be no ambiguity in our attitude towards Hamas,not only as regards the peace issue, but also as regards fundamentalism.
Amendment No 10 is partially acceptable, but only as regards the addition of the words,'light','vibrations' and'land', similarly to the acceptable part of Amendment No 9, since the addition of'land' can be justified in technical terms from the point of view of integration.
Decision 97/788 applies to the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia(now known as Serbia and Montenegro) only as regards varieties of certain species.
This is important not only as regards Chechnya, but also for many other places.
It is true that the French authorities refuse to grant those who have taken early retirement several benefits contained in Regulation(EEC)No 1408/71 on the social security of migrant workers not only as regards family allowances but also as regards sickness benefits.
We have been sensitized, and not only as regards the dependence or independence of UCLAF.
Even though the idea and the proposal are very interesting and would have been worth exploring in the past, we have already reached a very advanced level of cooperation at various levels within and outside the European Union on avian flu,not only as regards a possible pandemic but also on the animal health side.
The accession will have effect only as regards the relations between the acceding State and such Contracting States as will have declared their acceptance of the accession.
Among those Member States that levy a registration tax,there are massive differences not only as regards the amount of the tax but also the basis on which it is calculated.
I welcome the range of proposals,not only as regards compensation but also the emphasis on the need for the availability of medical, psychological and counselling services for victims of crime.
The important thing now is that they will not only take it over in theory but also in practice, andthen not only as regards the internal market but also as regards the environment and social rights for workers.
Significant differences between boys and girls were verified only as regards the lower proportion of girls who did not present at least one biological risk factor 59.1 as compared with 68.5%; p 0.049.
You referred, Commissioner, to the European preparatory conference in Berlin, which was held in January, attended by over 650 participants from 45 countries, andmade its expectations very clear- not only as regards what it expected of the Bonn conference, but also of the European Union and its policies.
Thus, water has become a growing concern,not only as regards the quantity available, but mainly in relation to its quality, causing damages and restrictions on its multiple uses.
Mrs Morgantini referred to a Copernican change in at least 59 counties that had quotas with the European Union. This has resulted in a redistribution of world trade, with implications for employment andeconomic activity the world over, not only as regards the European Union or the United States, but also within the European Union itself.
Co-operation with the Department of Justice took place not only as regards substance, but also on the timing of the procedural steps by each authority.
However, more needs to be done by Europe not only as regards reporting and closing down sites but also in assisting law enforcement agencies to track and prosecute offenders and to identify the victims.
This new system ensure- in a simple and rapid manner- more complete, efficient andreal-time performance evaluation of suppliers not only as regards safety and environmental issues but also the quality and timeliness of the service provided.
It is not a case of autonomy with regard to global capital in general, but only as regards its different practices, which, all being globalized, present themselves as being either nationalist, others as Iberian, etc.
Amadeo(NI).-(IT) Mr President, Alleanza Nazionale is strongly critical of the resumption of the nuclear tests decided upon by the French Government because it regards them as useless as regards scientific experiment anddangerous because of the domino effect which it may produce not only as regards the American and Soviet armaments lobbies but above all as regards those countries which have not yet signed the nuclear moratorium and which will certainly not be attracted by this leap forward.
Persons affected by chronic diseases, such as in the case of RA, need to be constantly followed-up,not only as regards the evolution of objective clinical parameters, but mainly with regard to the subject's perception, involving biopsychosocial aspects of the health-disease process.
It is a fact that the rich members of our society enjoy direct and easy access,not only as regards information on health matters, but also as regards access to health services.