Exemplos de uso de To be broadly em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The budgetary strategy of the update appears to be broadly balanced.
The epidemic continues to be broadly studied for its peculiar social history.
The Term«Common Architecture rules»has to be broadly interpreted.
Inflation is projected to be broadly stable in a range between 1.5% and 1.7% in 2010 and between 1.2% and 2.2% in 2011.
As for the inflation outlook,risks also appear to be broadly balanced for 2010.
A successful monetary policy therefore has to be broadly based, taking into account all relevant information and not relying on a single model of the economy.
Risks to the inflation outlook continue to be broadly balanced.
Although the rates for the different years examined ought to be broadly comparable, it should be recognised that some changes in definitions may have occurred in some countries over the period being examined.
Article 2 of the clause of the bilateral association agreements has turned out to be broadly insufficient.
The risks to economic growth appear to be broadly balanced over the shorter term.
The Governing Council considers the risks to price stability over the medium term to be broadly balanced.
I'm very confident that it could continue to be broadly used for a very, very long time.
After this decision,the Governing Council considers the risks to price stability over the medium term to be broadly balanced.
I'm very confident that it could continue to be broadly used for a very, very long time.-L. Ron Hubbard.
The risks to the projected evolution of the debt ratio appear to be broadly balanced.
Its surface composition is thought to be broadly similar to its composition as a whole.
Those recitals in the draft which state that there is a need to take strong measures to halt trafficking in human beings, and the references to the UN texts,appear to us to be broadly correct.
After that, the techniques of catheter ablation started to be broadly used for the treatment of AF.
The Council examined the updated convergence programme on 14 March 2006. It regarded the programme's budgetary strategy as plausible andsaw the risks to the budgetary projections in the programme to be broadly balanced.
The indications show that provisional national targets appear to be broadly consistent with the EU-level targets.
Given that the expected decrease in exports exceeds the fall in imports, net trade significantly contributes to the decline in GDP in 2009.The contribution of net trade is expected to be broadly neutral in 2010.
Issues that affect workers' health need to be broadly discussed in the workplace and in programs of professional education with a view to contribute to occupational health and favor harmonious and protective relationships between work and workers.
Measures in the area of public finances envisaged in the stability programme seem to be broadly in line with the actions foreseen in the NRP.
These unit labour cost pressures are, however, projected to be broadly offset in 2008 by movements in profit margins, in line with the weaker economic outlook.
That is particularly important when it comes to using information technology as mentioned by the rapporteur, and that too has to be broadly applied, as it speeds up and simplifies processes.
The Commission also concluded that action taken by Germany appeared to be broadly consistent with a correction of the excessive deficit by 2005 and that no further steps were necessary at that point under the excessive deficit procedure.
Turning to fiscal policies,current developments at the euro area aggregate level appear to be broadly in line with previous expectations.
The Postal Service said that the USO should continue to be broadly defined and there should be no changes to the postal monopoly.
It justifies, in this way, the reassessment and reformulation of the methodology of this instrument, aiming to perfet and improve it andmake it more efficient and able to be broadly used in the assessment of the result of the bariatric procedures.