Exemplos de uso de To examining em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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That set me on the road to examining biomechanics.
It gives priority to examining changes within European society, particularly those which impact on work and the quality of life;
Xena sighs and goes back to examining the building.
I look forward to examining the policy proposals which this will bring forward.
Perspective is everything,especially when it comes to examining your beliefs.
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Let us limit ourselves today to examining the years Chrysostom spent in Antioch.
I think that as a Parliament we must devote sufficient time to examining these proposals.
This page is dedicated to examining the art, archaeology, religion and history of Egypt.
There is also a Committee, set up in 1987,which devotes itself exclusively to examining petitions.
Such an evaluation may lead to examining a case on the merits.
This research aims to examining the consolidation of urban and architectural forms as a representation of greek political space.
That set me on the road to examining biomechanics.
In addition to examining time-varying models, Schlosser et al. in press examined whether baseline measures of symptoms and functioning predicted outcomes.
Devoted more than twenty pages to examining this verse and at the.
The Council decided to update andto partly declassify the technical specifications of the Schengen Consultation Network with regard to examining visa applications.
After this indication, one should proceed to examining curricula, doing personal interviews, etc.
Since the adoption of ScholarOne®, many routine administrative procedures for the journal were automated and we could, therefore,devote more time to examining the submitted manuscripts.
The Neoplatonists devoted themselves to examining the nature of the soul, and sought communion with God.
I have also kept in contact with several leading figures with a view to examining possible solutions.
The 1991 directive confined itself to examining money laundering practices with regard to drugs money.
The resolution will ask the Commission to take the appropriate initiatives and commit the Council to examining them as a matter of priority.
The Debate section is dedicated to examining how the notions of'public' and'private' are constituted in education and health.
The Commission appreciates the constructive remarks andsuggestions made by the Evaluators and it is committed to examining them in depth and ensuring an appropriate follow up of these.
I think the rapporteur's approach to examining culture as part of all the EU's different policy areas is a welcome one.
In that respect,the Commission also had to embark upon a study with a view to sending information to the European Parliament and to examining any proposals that would be worth presenting.
The Commission is still open to examining alternative systems to the current VAT system, provided that certain conditions are met.
The answers to these questions will not come easily,as there are significant methodological challenges to examining these issues within one country, much less in cross-national perspective.
This research is dedicated to examining the impact of nine institutional distances and local experience to subsidiary survival.
Furthermore, given that in the latter part of the judgments under appeal, relating to the specific fundamental rights invoked by the appellants,the Court of First Instance confined itself to examining the lawfulness of the contested regulation in the light of those rules alone, when it was its duty to carry out an examination.
Often we think of this as referring to examining the emotional reasons or psychological reasons why we are coming to a training or doing meditation.