Exemplos de uso de Very specific reason em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This is for a very specific reason.
Then there is a survey that does ask for photos but for a very specific reason.
I'm here for a very specific reason.
Nevertheless, this stylistic mimetism doesn't assume beforehand that chameleonic perversion of Woody Allen's“Zelig” for a very specific reason.
I have a very specific reason, Your Honor.
I put you in Birmingham for one very specific reason.
Max had a very specific reason for setting that fire.
And I didn't like being on the floor for a very specific reason.
We're here for a very specific reason, or have you forgotten?
I think The Lion's in Albuquerque for a very specific reason.
Ten years would pass before very specific reasons would lead to the edition of other accounting norms.
Those who write these articles do so for a very specific reason.
Unless you have a very specific reason to re-create a ransom note, I would avoid using this one altogether.
That's been a focus for a very specific reason," he said.
Thus, applicants who already have a Master's degree in the closely related field will only be accepted onto the programme for very specific reasons.
It's a little hard for me to swallow, butI have been told there is a very specific reason why I specifically have been regaining these memories.
We have considered this action for some time, butthis letter is delivered to you just as we are leaving on a vacation trip for very specific reasons.
Mr President, we did not vote in favour of the Rapkay report for one very specific reason: it constitutes a completely unjustified backward step in comparison with the text of the Constitution.
God gives us very exact instructions for very specific reasons.
Then I realised that he had not replied for a very specific reason: this Friday, it will be two years exactly since the former Commissioner signed a safety agreement with toy retailers and importers in a toy shop outside Brussels.
There have been others, andthe fact that at a given time things may get out of control, for very specific reasons, must not make us give up.
Apart from the usual resaons why a company would export and import through a trading company,Brazilian regulations created grounds for very specific reasons.
In effect, we are forced to acknowledge that state aids are exceptions to free competition for a very specific reason, namely that of maintaining economic and social cohesion.
It is also true that, from 1990 to 1999, greenhouse gas emissions were reduced in Europe, but it must be said that this is due, to a large extent,to two countries in particular, for very specific reasons.
In the case of Mr Cohn-Bendit,we have decided not to waive immunity for a very specific reason, although, ultimately, it might have been in Mr Cohn-Bendit's interests for this trial to go ahead.
The American Academy of Pediatrics has now for seven years recommended that there beno screen media use for children under the age of 2, and this is for some very specific reasons.
We only need remember that, after the procedure of decolonialisation and before the break-up of Yugoslavia,the only recognition of secession by the international community- and it was for very specific reasons- was that of Bangladesh by Pakistan, and to warn that making Kosovo independent will open a Pandora's Box and will result in the strengthening of all forms of secessionist action.
Like all of the animals here at Zoo Atlanta, the cubs and Lun Lun are treated as wild animals, so to preserve and encourage their important natural behaviors, our team handles the cubs as infrequently as possible,and only for very specific reasons.
VEIL(LDR).-(FR) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen,I shall not give my explanation of vote in writing for a very specific reason, which I hope you will understand.
Until that time I believe that it would not only be premature, but would convey entirely the wrong message and give Europe a very bad image to lift an embargo which, I repeat,was imposed at the time for very specific reasons which have certainly not been clarified.