Exemplos de uso de To include not only em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Initiatives were increased to include not only IDUs, but also users of crack and alcohol.
To include not only the sector at hand and the obvious stakeholders, but also others affected by them in other areas.
Oh, so you're saying that this profile needs to include not only a family annihilator, but a personal cause bomber.
CSC defines CRM to include not only customer-facing functions such as sales and service, but also marketing and information management….
Established"popular sovereignty" andextended political rights to include not only the nobility but the bourgeoisie;
The criteria was also expanded to include not only exceptional customer service, but also initiatives or projects that have resulted in a more efficient and/or safer airline industry.
Urban squatter settlementschallenge the development and implementation of a policy of regularization broadly, to include not only the land aspect, as well as the urban and social aspects.
This phrase has the advantage to include not only Christmas but also other holidays such as Hanukkah or New Year's.
The new constitution:* abolished the liberum veto and banned the szlachta's confederations;* provided for a separation of powers among legislative, executive and judicial branches of government;* established"popular sovereignty" andextended political rights to include not only the nobility but the bourgeoisie;* increased the rights of the peasantry;* preserved religious tolerance but with a condemnation of apostasy from the Catholic faith.
The first English parliament to include not only Lords but also representatives of the major towns holds its first meeting in the Palace of Westminster, now commonly known as the"Houses of Parliament.
In this respect,the Commission is carrying out a survey in order to see if it is technically possible to include not only the ingredients in their order of importance, but also an indication of their respective quantities.
It entails structuring health care systems to include not only interventions and services, as seen in the study HCP where the focus of care is on disease, disability and death, but, above all, developing actions aimed at health management, i.e., life styles and life conditions of different people and social groups.
It is for that reason that the Commission has suggested that the participation in the human rights consultations should be widened to include not only diplomats but also experts from line ministries and agencies responsible for tackling these issues on the ground.
They are aimed at enlarging the directive's scope to include not only interest payments but all savings income, as well as products that generate interest or equivalent income.
Other important changes in comparison with the previous regulation will mean that in special cases it will be possible to extend Tacis to include not only technical assistance but also the financing of investments in infrastructure and the provision of capital.
We have planned your core coursework to include not only the fundamental life science concepts but also practical aspects that will prepare you to function in the real world of science.
Recommends that the meaning of the word description contained in Article 6 of the draft Regulation be clarified;it would be appropriate for the Regulation to include not only a description of how gender equality is to be promoted, but also guidelines for the principle's proper implementation.
For visitors, the immersive experience is expected to include not only the extrication challenge but also a video of the accident scenario that preceded it, caused by a distracted driver and the team debrief afterwards.
The initials"A" and"M" are a link to the university's past;they no longer represent any specific words as the school's curriculum has grown to include not only agriculture and engineering, but architecture, business, education, geosciences, liberal arts, medicine, science, and veterinary medicine.
As the Court has stated, 16 the concept of the contractor must be interpreted so as to include not only a natural or legal person who will himself carry out the works but also a person who will have the contract carried out through agencies or branches or will have recourse to technicians or outside technical divisions, or even a group of undertakings, whatever its legal form.
Commissioner Schreyer rightly pointed out that Category 4 used to include not only foreign policy, but also Afghanistan, Iraq and the Balkans as well.
At the regional level it is especially necessary to include not only the expenditure of the central government but also of the various levels of regional government.
Develop sustainability benchmarks for extracting, harvesting, transporting and storing materials andproducts coming from outside the EU, to include not only material quality standards but also production quality standards, taking account of social and environmental issues;
My proposal is to extend this concept in order to include not only human beings, but also mammals with complex social lives.
For the description of your site you will want to include not only your main keyword phrase but several other supporting keywords.
The thematic has also been widened to include not only romantic themes and the poetry is not so rigid.
But nowadays, counterfeiters have broadened their production to include not only fake electrical appliances, car parts and toys, but also medicines.
But even more effective is to expand the scope of our thinking further to include not only our own but also everyone else's problem of losing their jobs, if that has happened to them.
During its 28-year active life,the infrastructure on the Eastern side was expanded to include not only the wall, watchtower and zig-zag barriers, but a multi-lane shed where cars and their occupants were checked.
It must be remembered, however,that the question on sales expectations was formulated so as to include not only the immediate effects due to the removal of barriers but also the deferred dynamic effects in the course of the adjustment process.