Exemplos de uso de To make a clear distinction em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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We would like to make a clear distinction.
We understand the argument that it is often difficult to make a clear distinction.
It is important to make a clear distinction between what is forbidden and what is undesirable.
Not only Mrs Corbey but also several other Members of this House have asked the question:is it possible to make a clear distinction between information and advertising?
But I want to make a clear distinction between religion and religious institutions, which are two different things.
There are good grounds for considering that,if the Regulation's legal framework made it possible to make a clear distinction between the two objectives, irregularity cases would be notified more systematically.
Consequently, they are not able to make a clear distinction between light and darkness, God and Satan, righteousness and unrighteousness, Christ and the Antichrist, true religion and the false religions, and heaven and hell.
And do not forget that in real life driving mistake can cost not only broken the iron horse, but of life,so to make a clear distinction between a computer game and riding on the pavement in your city and always wear your seat belt.
It has now become vital to make a clear distinction, both in law and in practice, between proper immigration and improper immigration, and finally to define criteria and then stick to them.
It is an urgent debate that must be undertaken, thus creating greater awareness of States and citizens alike as to the fallacy andprejudicial nature of the“net national balances” as well as the need to make a clear distinction between the question of financing and that of the goals that determine the expenditure.
By the way,it is not always easy to make a clear distinction: was Fukushima caused by nature or by human beings?
I would like to make a clear distinction between, on the one hand, the urgent steps that must be taken in order to combat this disease, in this situation which is extremely difficult to control, since vaccination was stopped in the European Union in 1991, and, on the other hand, the subsequent measures to be taken once the disease is under control, so that a disaster of this kind can never happen again.
That is why it is vital for the law to make a clear distinction between information and advertising.
However, I think it necessary to make a clear distinction between recycling and recovery, and to manage incineration practices, with a view to creating genuine energy recovery, which must not constitute a risk to human health and the environment.
In writing.-(FR) Bizarrely,this report strives to make a clear distinction between human trafficking and illegal immigration.
In our future deliberations, however,it is essential to make a clear distinction between asylum policy, legitimate migration and illegal migration.
Where this is concerned I want to make a clear distinction between human trafficking which exploits vulnerable people and what we call humanitarian acts.
From the start of revision of Directive 74/409/EEC, the need was felt to make a clear distinction between"honey" and"baker's honey", because of the difference in quality between the two products.
However, that measure did not allow us to make a clear distinction between the experimenters who became nonprogressors and those who became current smokers.
First of all, the PPE Group welcomes the decision of the European Commission to make a clear distinction between electronic signatures and encryption, and to clearly decouple these from each other.
Burgin argues(2005: 115)that it is necessary to make a clear distinction between super-recursive algorithms and those algorithmic schemes that are not algorithms.
Lastly, in financing, it is important to make a clear distinction between measures with structural consequences and the measures of other structural funds.
In interpreting current inflation rates, it is important to make a clear distinction between temporary, short-term factors, on the one hand, and factors of a more lasting nature, on the other.
In interpreting this jump inthe annual inflation rate, it is key to make a clear distinction between temporary, short-term factors on the one hand, and those of a more lasting nature on the other.
As stressed in October,it is key in interpreting current inflation rates to make a clear distinction between temporary, short-term factors on the one hand, and those of a more lasting nature on the other.
As for the amendments which have been tabled,the Commission cannot endorse the four amendments, since the first three fail to make a clear distinction between the aims, the thinking and the procedures which are specific to the fisheries agreements with the ACP countries and those which are specific to the European Development Fund.
BAR_ There is in particular a need to harmonise and consolidate the Member States' technical investigation procedures at Community level, to make a clear distinction between technical safety investigations and judicial inquiries,to speed up investigators' access to the site of an accident, the availability of evidence and meetings with the persons concerned and to guarantee the independence of the investigators from the supervisory authority._BAR.
Thus, it should be possible to make a clearer distinction between the responsibility of the Committee on Petitions and that of the Ombudsman.
As a consequence, the Commission emphasised the need for adjustments during the mid-term review of the Fourth Protocol in order to make a clearer distinction between the value for fish and support for the development of Greenland's fisheries sector.