Exemplos de uso de Something imposed em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It is not something imposed 3.
Peoples and societies must select it, butnot get it as something imposed.
It is not something imposed upon us.
That is rather different from having something imposed on us.
God's will is no longer for me an alien will, something imposed on me from without by the commandments, but it is now my own will, based on the realization that God is in fact more deeply present to me than I am to myself.
If there is no common truth of man as it appears in the vision of God, only positivism remains andone has the impression of something imposed in an even violent manner.
And creative revelation is not something imposed upon God by His goodness.
After read about an easy way to stop drinking, your consciousness will be exempted from the imposed stereotypes, andyou will begin to perceive alcohol as something imposed by bshcheprinyaty norms.
Cross bearing is voluntary,not something imposed by the burdens of life.
Employees and managers who care about their hearing and understand the reasons why the program for hearing preservation exists andwork in the company will be more stimulated to participate for the benefit of all the others, instead of facing the program as something imposed.
The system of domination is something derivative,secondary, something imposed externally on the existing commodity owners.
Living, organic, not something imposed from the outside, but something at work from the inside and that can never be until we have come on to resurrection ground which means an altogether new, clear, free place is secured for the Lord to start with- the organic principle of life.
The need for qualification was reinforced for this service,noting that the merged childcare should not be something imposed, but planned, and with training.
This can only happen when God's will is no longer seen as something imposed from without, but becomes"my own will based on the realization that God is in fact more deeply present to me than I am to myself" cf. Deus Caritas Est, 17.
If, as the whole Catholic tradition testifies, theology is to be done in and for the Church,then the question of theology's relationship to the teaching authority of the Church is not extrinsic- something imposed from outside- but rather intrinsic to theology as an ecclesial science.
Some studies have shown that hospitalized children and adolescents had lower HRQOL scores for emotional, social and body image dimensions and children may have lower HRQOL than adolescents because they do not understand their condition and treatment,which makes them feel as something imposed on their life.
For the Democratic Education proposal, the exit to such dilemma makes itnecessary that the educator, agent of the public service, presents public policy not as something imposed or as an adherence object, but as something to be negotiated in an atmosphere of dialogue, in the context of a wide range of options to be equally considered and put into action.
The negatives aspects were related to lack recognition and valorization, including financial, in the face of the challenge experienced, pressure on nursing at the expense of most other categories; limited participation of the multidisciplinary team; andthe implementation of the accreditation as something imposed by senior management without sensitization of the professionals.
It also includes the possibility of questioning the organizational arrangements of health systems, refusing to be conceived as a technique or technology and neither,aiming to be mandatorily followed as something imposed to health professionals for the efficient functioning of the system.
In the light of all this I am sure that we will work together, that we are going to work together productively with Parliament; this should strengthen the consensus on the basic aspects of our strategy and messages so as to encourage economic and social agents to participate actively in this reform process too so thatthe reforms are not something imposed from above but rather grow from the ground up and are refined through social dialogue.
The dissatisfaction must be because learning something not imposed and without transmission of contents by the professor in the discipline, requires the student to follow his/her own pathway, and takes decision on how to learn.
The fact that something is imposed by law does not necessarily mean that the objective of these policies is achieved.
Desyatsky gave how many it is necessary that pretended to be sleeping,took out to"dragon" and imposed something like a patch from within.
To say that this is a superficial accessory to bis music, something unnecessary imposed by the media on the star system, is purely the bad faith of not wanting to get to the bottom of things and therefore explaining them in a superficial way.