Exemplos de uso de Rather less em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Rather less, actually.
It's less… I think it is rather less.
A rather less lofty point was then made by Mr Hudghton.
Left to themselves,they might well have done rather less.
We believe that the Commission is rather less strong today than it was five years ago.
The results that should have come with them, however, were rather less intoxicating.
That is why I believe a rather less restrictive interpretation is absolutely essential.
With less money,we will not create more Europe, but rather less Europe.
This year we have been able with rather less effort to insert ECU 3 million into the budget.
I'm only surprised,since the travel time is approaching and the weather was rather less inviting.
It cannot be more than two miles, andperhaps it is rather less, over a smooth road and through a continuous.
In a rather less militant position, Twitter user Andrei Millán(@AndreiMillan) backs up President Morales.
Well, you see,our Ankh Morpork coins… contain rather less gold than a pint of sea water.
There is no actual translation for calçot into English, only that it is a long onion,similar to a leek or scallion, but rather less bulbous.
With all due respect to these other proposed debates, they are rather less relevant to us in terms of their subject matter.
Those British people who queued up at petrol stations, fearing that there might be a shortage of petrol,behaved with rather less dignity.
That is why the tests we initially propose will be rather less stringent than those originally proposed by the Commission.
We have trained her in our ways, and the earnest andintellectual'bonne bourgeoise' has been replaced by… a rather less definable figure.
Rather less attention has tended to be given to indicators of change in determining eligibility, though they entered into the designation of Objective 2 regions.
In any case, the murderer of millions appears,in these particular pages, rather less repellent than his visitor.
Although the legislative text negotiated is rather less robust in its objectives, I hope that all the EU countries will take strict measures to weed out the illegal organ trade.
Could it be that, when major economic interests are involved, we are rather less principled than with human rights?
I think that as far as that is concerned I am rather less enthusiastic about the outcomes of the Seville Summit, as will also be clear from our support for the position of our rapporteur Baroness Ludford.
In Grace's memory the legendary purr of the Cadillac series 355C was inextricably linked with another, rather less sophisticated sound.
One of the key points is Article 14, paragraph 1,which- as long as Amendment 91 or the rather less clear formulation of Amendment 103 is adopted- could support the recycling and collection of electrical and electronic equipment.
I hope it follows the lead given by foreign ministers,which makes the discussion on these occasions rather less formal and hidebound.
Madam President, the tragic events in Chechnya mean quite simply that Yeltsin is rather less trustworthy than he purported to be at the time of the elections.
With regard to the individual recommendations of the Martin report,we may in the European Democratic Group be more enthusiastic about some, and rather less about others.
Mr President, today represents the end of a good piece of work by this Parliament,a good piece of work by the Commission and a rather less good piece of work by the Council, in particular a number of Member States within it- sadly, my own among them.
In Republican and Imperial Rome, the paludamentum was a cloak orcape fastened at one shoulder, worn by military commanders(e.g. the legionary Legatus) and rather less often by their troops.