Exemplos de uso de Texts must em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The texts must have design for A4 size paper.
It can take three or four weeks of work,because while in other texts must be processed.
All texts must adhere to the following standards.
The Rules of Procedure clearly state, in Rule 115, that texts must be made available 24 hours in advance.
Texts must be submitted in Portuguese, English, French or Spanish.
This is why the elements and texts must be aligned to each other and with the background.
Texts must be delimited by one of the four allowed upper-case characters.
The Commission feels that these texts must now be amended and adapted to the present situation.
Texts must contain no more than 4,000 words, including captions, abstract and references.
To the extent that the D'Amato Act has specific relevant elements, the texts must take these into account.
These texts must be transposed, harmonised and fully implemented.
While we are in the final phase of negotiations and that the States Parties addictive of this project are determined to adopt various free trade treaties concerned,AL who spoke publicly against these texts must be the fight against these agreements a priority.
The texts must be typed with 1.5 space between lines in all circumstances.
We do not always succeed buthave constantly in mind that our texts must be readable by all we're not talking of employees of politics, convinced activists and academics.
The texts must contain complete ideas and the derivations should form new sentences.
As i have observed, that in the classrooms the schoolbooks assume the role of" bearer of the truth"(coracini, 2002),and they rule which texts must be read, what activities shall preceed reading activities and which senses maight be privileged during these activities.
The texts must be concise(not more than 30 words) and contain the related credits.
On the first page the texts must present the author's identification(name, institution, post, title, address, e-mail) of a maximum of 5 lines.
The texts must comply with the grammatical rules of the language in which they are written.
For example, the 2008 call says that texts must be ethically adequate and avoid prejudices, moralism and stereotypes, in a formula that was repeated in the following years.
Texts must be edited on Word format; and figures, photographs, and illustrations must be contained in separate files.
Please note: all texts must be submitted by electronic mail and be written in one of the 11 official languages of the EU.
The texts must enclose the abstract in Portuguese and English of a maximum of 250 words, as well as 3 to 5 key-words also in Portuguese and English.
And use of these designs,images or texts must expressly cite they belong to RETECORK which reserves the right to take the relevant legal action to remedy any damages caused by any act that breaches its intellectual and industrial property rights.
The texts must permit easy reading and quickly promote and obtain the expected learning results.
These texts must be explained in light of the prevailing teaching of the Scriptures and the Confessions, which show that natural man cannot do good in God's eyes.
All texts must be produced(translated) and checked within a Eurologos agency located in one of the 50 some countries whose languages make our economic logosphere go round.
Article Structuring Texts must respect the number of words for the corresponding section as well as the norms of the Journal Table, patterns, text limits, etc., mentioned in these guidelines.
Texts must be digitised in Word format, Times New Roman font, size 12(size 16 accepted for titles); double space between lines in the whole text; page configuration with 2.54 cm margins, in A4 paper(210x297 mm), portrait-oriented.
In this standard, texts must have a minimum of 35 thousand characters and a maximum of 50 thousand characters(with spaces) for article, a minimum of 20 thousand characters and a maximum of 35 thousand characters(with spaces) for bibliographic essays, including titles, notes and bibliographical references and excluding abstracts.