Exemplos de uso de The mobilisation em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The mobilisation of Europe is critical.
I voted in favour of the mobilisation of these funds.
The mobilisation regulation sets out.
At least on social networks, the mobilisation has begun.
The mobilisation procedure remains unchanged.
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Vi the mobilisation agreement shall not exceed two.
For a power point presentation of the mobilisation cycle, with both illustrations and text.
The mobilisation of the European peoples has been exemplary.
I voted in favour of the mobilisation of the European Solidarity Fund.
The mobilisation of all actors γν economic and social life.
Grastofil is indicated for the mobilisation of peripheral blood progenitor cells PBPCs.
The mobilisation of products to be supplied as community food aid.
The mobilisation of 14 April in Marseille shows the way.
Filgrastim is indicated for the mobilisation of peripheral blood progenitor cells PBPCs.
The mobilisation of local authorities is crucial for fostering the local participation of young people.
Some of the mobilisation process was therefore badly used.
In writing.-(IT) I support the report by Mr Böge on the mobilisation of the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund.
For the mobilisation of PBPCs in normal donors prior to allogeneic PBPC transplantation.
In this context, the Council calls for the mobilisation of significant international financial support.
Chart 2 The mobilisation of French private claims and the redemption of credit.
I voted for the mobilisation of the European Solidarity Fund.
Glucocorticoids also influence the mobilisation, oxidation, synthesis and storage of fats.
It requires the mobilisation of all policy areas and actors, including those not familiar with equality issues.
Information and the mobilisation of decentralised cooperation agents.
Our group agrees with the mobilisation of these funds to help the United Kingdom.
Particularly in relation to the mobilisation and use of military resources and consular cooperation.