Exemplos de uso de Thorough revision em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Web player needs thorough revision.
A thorough revision of the professional qualifications directive is therefore overdue.
We still have to wait for a thorough revision of copyright law.
In addition, our translations undergo a systematic and thorough revision.
A long term solution requires a thorough revision of the legal framework.
A thorough revision of the Community school milk programme was undertaken in 1993.
The piece will be subject to a thorough revision by the airline before being boarded.
These are new, although cosmetic, changes in copyright law,which urgently needs thorough revision.
He promises a thorough revision of Venezuela's aid programmes and alliances with the rest of Latin America.
The restoration of this revolutionary view requires,as Rajagopalan says, a thorough revision of many of our well-entreched dogmas.
Shares the Commission's view that a thorough revision of the TVWF directive might be necessary in order to take account of changes;
Ward's major work is his standard History of English Dramatic Literature to the Age of Queen Anne(1875),re-edited after a thorough revision in three volumes in 1899.
A thorough revision of the Constitutions and Statutes, with the full par- ticipation of the Brothers, can help to revitalize our voca- tion.
This has lead to an enormous mix-up of species,which urgently needs a thorough revision, in which in our opinion most new species will end up in synonymy.
As to the issue of revising the agreement on intellectual property, which you consider to be necessary,I do not think that a thorough revision would be appropriate.
In this period, Husserl embarked on a thorough revision of his main work, the Logical Investigations, and asked Reinach's assistance in this endeavour.
The report by Mr Wim Kok has convinced us that the Lisbon Strategy requires thorough revision from a gender equality standpoint as well.
If it is due to a thorough revision of the text, a delay of some days in sending a manuscript will often be offset in the later proof-reading stages.
There were also differences between back-translations 1 and 2, yetthey were not sufficiently significant to require a more thorough revision of the discrepant items.
The second task emerging from the Chapter has reference to a thorough revision of the Constitutions and Statutes, with the full par-ticipation of the Brothers.
The Commission noted that the provisions on VAT- originally laid down in the Sixth Council Directive 77/388/EEC andsubsequently amended on a number of occasions- needed thorough revision.
Whatever its cause,unrest in Catalonia should spur a thorough revision of Spain's 1978 Constitution and the adoption of a true federal structure.
Botanical specimens of this species had been collected as far back as 1969, but the species was not published until 1978,when Irish botanist Ernest Charles Nelson issued a thorough revision of Adenanthos.
Edition 2 of the thesaurus, published in 1987,was the result of a thorough revision of the first edition based on the indexing experience gained at the European Parliament and the Publications Office.
The previous proposals by the Basle Committee on banking supervision are, in our present view, still unsatisfactory, and we believe that they should,in many instances, undergo thorough revision.
Furthermore, in the aftermath of the tragic Fukushima accident, andas a follow-up to the stress tests, a thorough revision of the existing nuclear safety framework will be undertaken.
Whilst it is recognised that this provision has up to now not yet been invoked, this situation could change, particularly if, as has been planned,current competition law governing maritime transport undergoes a thorough revision.
I would like to stress this aspect, because there has been some criticism of the Commission' s proposal that it is masking a thorough revision of the line taken regarding the horizontal cooperation agreements.
The Single Act has entailed a thorough revision of the rules under which the three structural Funds(the European Regional Fund, the Social Fund and the EAGGF Guidance Section for agricultural structures) operated.
We do not have the intention of really starting those discussions; we have been waiting to receive from the Commission an element, a communication regarding the future budget;it was promised- as was agreed by the Council in 2004 already- that we would have a thorough revision of the income and the outcome of the expenditure of the budget including, of course, the CAP, which is such a big part of the budget.