Exemplos de uso de Two basic principles em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Its methodology follows two basic principles.
Two basic principles that contributed to the foundation of our company.
I am in agreement with these two basic principles.
In reality, the two basic principles of the Christian community have always been as follows.
Such programs work on two basic principles.
Two basic principles taught in this text are the right to own private property and the right to defend that property.
The book describes the two basic principles of Khi Kong.
The Islamic solution to the issue of interest rests upon two basic principles.
Catholic teaching reminds us that the two basic principles must always be taken into account together.
If you after all prefer decoration of a New Year tree usual toys,you can make a start from two basic principles.
In any case the doctor should follow two basic principles of antibacterial therapy.
That, clearly, is completely unacceptable, but it is a state of affairs that we are now tackling by means of REACH,for REACH introduces two basic principles.
Dick believed that"mind andmatter" were the two basic principles of the universe.
Its methodology follows two basic principles: making the audience into actors and making all the scenes from the play into a rehearsal to then be turned into reality.
EVA was developed to help managers to incorporate two basic principles of finance into their decision making.
This was the reason behind the Commission's decision to propose a number of amendments to these four articles, andits primary aim was to comply with two basic principles.
Current screening strategies relies on two basic principles: 1 viruria followed by viremia; 2 viremia only.
Two basic principles are critical to manage cancer pain: total pain involving physical, environmental, emotional, social and spiritual factors and identification of mechanisms inducing and worsening pain.
When pondering the status of cultural industries in European society,there are two basic principles that need to be remembered.
This growing interdependence challenges two basic principles of the traditional understanding of governance: territoriality and sovereignty.
Insofar as the programme follows this guideline,it will bring together the two basic principles set out in its objectives: citizenship and participation.
The two basic principles of the"Periclean Grand Strategy" were the rejection of appeasement(in accordance with which he urged the Athenians not to revoke the Megarian Decree) and the avoidance of overextension.
The family is the leading subject of an integral ecology, because it is the primary social subject,which contains within itself the two basic principles of human civilization on earth: the principle of communion and the principle of fecundity.
It was characterized by the application of two basic principles, independent of the clinical form or, in terms that became current, of the operational classification, i.e., if pauci- or multibacillary.
Two basic principles apply here: we must set targets for emissions for each country and then leave it to those countries and the market to attain the targets in free competition, and we must internalise the cost of emissions by pricing emission rights at sufficiently high levels.
The opposition and combination of the universe's two basic principles of yin and yang is a large part of Chinese philosophy, and is an important feature of Taoism.
Hence the importance of considering two basic principles when evaluating cancer pain: total pain involving physical, environmental, emotional, social and spiritual factors, and the identification of mechanisms determining and intensifying such pain.
The book sought to demonstrate a common mathematical structure underlying multiple branches of economics from two basic principles: maximizing behavior of agents(such as of utility by consumers and profits by firms) and stability of equilibrium as to economic systems such as markets or economies.
This is because all these new realities are calling into question the two basic principles of our legal orders: the distinction between the public and the private sectors, and the dual concepts of territoriality and sovereignty- the foundations of our national legal orders, which are now beginning to crack.
The empirical choice of antimicrobial therapy is based on two basic principles: first, the prevalence of etiologic agents for each age range and gender; and second, the antimicrobial susceptibility of these uropathogens, which may vary between communities and with time.