Exemplos de uso de Thought necessary em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I have done what I thought necessary.
At the very core, the genre was designed to instill fear into people,by whatever means were thought necessary.
I was only doing what I thought necessary to secure our future.
ISP teaches us to respect our clients more than we thought necessary.
I would have done whatever I thought necessary, Miss Walker including private schools or shadow nurses.
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Psychologically, inwardly, is thought necessary?
It is thought necessary this investigation in front of the rise of the young in several segments of society, specially, as a film great consumer.
These were rituals conducted by priests which were thought necessary for salvation.
This time, it also was that he thought necessary for the maturation of ideas of emancipation, and development of self-organization to which he was very attached.
There were no fractures in the skull andit was not thought necessary to do a cat scan.
Can the Minister comment on why it was thought necessary to introduce a moratorium during the Irish referendum on bad news from Brussels and on any new controversial proposals from Brussels?
As Director of Training I assumed I had the authority to conduct any testing I thought necessary.
Judges were allowed to listen to the samples as often as they thought necessary, and also could adjust the volume of recorded samples.
There was also lemon juice,though not as much of this precaution against scurvy as other polar explorers usually thought necessary.
They were then asked to list three competencies they thought necessary for attending to older adults' health in primary health care and justify each indication.
The Roman church exercised its power by administering the sacraments which were thought necessary to salvation.
The effect was to straighten out the front line,which was thought necessary in preparation for a massive artillery bombardment with a major push.
The Roman church exercised its power by administering the sacraments which were thought necessary to salvation.
We have in front of us a directive up for a third revision,it having been thought necessary to review it in the light of experience, technical progress and operating knowledge.
In a communication of May 26 the petitioners presented additional information andmentioned the compensation criteria that they thought necessary to apply in this case.
For the sake of convenience and following the classification used in the White Paper,the measures thought necessary to achieve a single internal market will be examined under three headings.
One world is filled with varying degrees of fear, hate, judgment, greed, and a desire to control and conquer the lands of the Earth, as well as a desire to dominate andsubjugate the peoples of the Earth by whatever means thought necessary.
The functioning of your thyroid gland will be checked regularly or whenever thought necessary by your doctor for other reasons.
Since for the per capita GDP/PPS threshold the differences observed between the Member States are small,it has not been thought necessary to establish a minimum level.
J-One is then a unique boat,incorporating many features that Jone thought necessary for his dream boat.
Portraying the Japanese as savages was fine for the purpose of war propaganda, buta more nuanced understanding was thought necessary for post-war dealings.
This analysis, undertaken by the Community, much to the chagrin of the Commission, 6testified,by the very fact that it was thought necessary, to a deterioration in the Community spirit.
The 1985 White Paper, drawn up in direct response to a request from the Heads of State and Government,provided the first comprehensive programme of measures thought necessary to complete the EC's internal market.
I am in favour of the first model,because it is the only one which allows human beings the opportunity to fulfil themselves and the freedom of thought necessary to enable them to enrich the world with their creativity.
In the past- and in monastic orders still today- it was first placed on the head as a sort of hood,thus becoming a symbol of the discipline of the senses and of thought necessary for a proper celebration of Holy Mass.