Exemplos de uso de Transposing em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Which gives, by transposing with humor.
Transposing each of its clients to a corner of Portugal.
The others have not adopted any transposing measures.
After transposing the equation you have.
Well, the first section's backwards writing, transposing letters.
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The period for transposing the Directive is two years.
It also includes+/- octave keys for transposing the octaves.
Transposing this directive into law will not be straightforward.
You can see the differences after transposing as follows.
In transposing this Directive, Member States may exclude.
Retargeting is the process of transposing that data onto another model.
Transposing this principle on the plane of translation, consequences are self-evident.
The EnWG was adopted for the purpose of transposing Directive 2003/54.
Our record in transposing environmental directives is not good.
Nevertheless it is possible to transpose the data source see Transposing linked data.
The deadline for transposing the Directive was 21 March 2009.
Has seriously and/ orsystematically infringed the provisions transposing this Directive.
The legislation transposing recent directives was also screened.
Member States shall publish the references of national standards transposing harmonized standards.
The deadline for transposing the Directive expired on 1 January 2007.
The in-depth analysis of the national measures transposing the directive has not yet begun.
The deadline for transposing these rules into national law was 3 July 2015 see.
Many Member States are in the process of transposing this recommendation into their national law.
Transposing Community law into national law is not enough. Capacity to implement this law in practice is also required.
Sectoral communications aim at transposing horizontal concepts into specific sectors.
A transposing instrument is a musical instrument whose music is notated at a pitch different from the pitch that actually sounds concert pitch.
For instance, Member States are slow in transposing biotechnology patents legislation.
France is currently transposing the directive on freedom of movement as part of the fifth revision of its immigration laws in seven years.
But first I take Central City off-line by just mischievously transposing its entire communications network its power core.
In the complex work of transposing and enforcing directives clearly a partnership between the Commission and member governments is necessary.