Exemplos de uso de Two points of view em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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A father, a son, two points of view.
For, the two points of view are equally valid and useful.
I have done so because there are two points of view.
Here then we have two points of view, that of the local minister and that of the congregation.
Yes, but maybe there are two points of view here.
When we are developing renunciation,we needed to look at our own suffering from two points of view.
There are, of course, two points of view on meetings.
He's making it respectable to say that there are two points of view.
Can Benedict XVI incorporate these two points of view and produce a speech that embodies wisdom?
In the international community, there are two points of view.
Mr President, Commissioner,ladies and gentlemen, two points of view are always wrestled with as regards the topic of migration.
It was certainly not easy to unite these two points of view.
To do so, interpersonal relationships are considered by two points of view: the individual development and the social relations and structures.
The length of the members plays an important role here from two points of view.
In this dual projection we see two points of view of a single scene.
Okay, KITT… compute the refIectory angles andbuild an image from the other two points of view.
Therefore, try to understand that I will be forced to move between those two points of view so that this commentary may be useful for all types of seekers.
Okay, KITT… compute the reflectory angles andbuild an image from the other two points of view.
The question about sample andits representativeness leads us to confront two points of view that do not necessarily oppose- those of statistical technique and of sociological interpretation.
Mr President, Mr Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,I have two points of view.
This research analyzes the cultural heritage of the maniçobeiro from two points of view: the first is the view of maniçobeiros themselves about their culture and the second is the prospect of managing institutions of the park.
Now, within theistic religions,there are two points of view.
Today, one designs and produces within the system of multimedia, butmultimedia must be considered from two points of view; the impulsive and constant changing of digital technology, and at the same time, the coexistence of other types of media which require other skills and creative competencies.
It consists of one writing prompt that will define an issue and describe two points of view on that issue.
We propose to approach the novel café pequeno(1995),wrote for zulmira ribeiro tavares under two points of view which interconnect throughout analysis of the work in the third chapter: the first includes the analysis of the work and its narrative construction, while the other brings the critical-theoretical approach of the manifestations of memory.
I gave many reasons for concluding that these two points of view are false.
In our view, the proposal for a framework decisionon combating racism and xenophobia, presented by the Commission, has no legal basis from two points of view.
The composition of public expenditures was evaluated by two points of view: nature and budgetary functions.
Some will object that international conventions exist on this very subject. To which I would reply thatthese conventions are imperfect, and reflect two points of view.
The writer suggests in the title that she intends to explain the quota problem from two points of view-what is fair and what is unfair in quota vacancies.