Exemplos de uso de Whole sectors em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Furthermore, whole sectors of the agricultural industry are under threat.
The enactments of your Congress can give fraternal support to whole sectors of mankind and can sustain the hope of entire peoples.
The challenge is to move from excellence in individual performance to broad improvements in the quality of delivery across whole sectors.
Energy shortages have paralyzed whole sectors of production; the consequences of Chernobyl are appalling.
With the single currency, Europe will be able to limit very substantially the monetary upheavals which are disrupting whole sectors of our economies.
It would however be contrary to democratic logic to remove whole sectors of our international relations from Parliamentary control.
This applies to Poland in all three instances, of course, yet it is not the implications for Poland that are the most significant problem,but the weakening of whole sectors of European policy.
This will be its ability to cause whole sectors in the strike that will enable Partners to weigh more heavily in the Inter but especially in the social movement.
Not only has it helped to reduce significantly the production of drugs, but it has also, conversely,destroyed whole sectors of European horticulture and fisheries.
During economic downturns,it is worth remembering that whole sectors of the economy depend on migrant workers and migrant entrepreneurs help to create jobs.
Thus, whilst some proposals seek to eliminate essentially technical differences, such as those created by national standards,others are more far-reaching and tackle whole sectors of economic activity.
As production becomes increasingly automated, whole sectors of industrial activity could be relocated to Switzerland, where we have an extremely favourable ecosystem," he says.
In the first stage, the stratification of the primary sampling units PSUs was conducted, consisting of census tracts or, in some cases, whole sectors and the selection was simple, random home stratum.
The cuts are a message.They are saying to whole sectors of society: you are stuck where you are, much like the migrants and refugees we turn away at our increasingly fortressed borders.
To the target of the snowed summits and the green of the leafy forests, they are added the yellow of the next leaves to fall andthe red one furious blended with the burning orange of the lenga forests that upholster whole sectors of the mountains.
This will secure jobs, particularly in small- and micro-sized enterprises,and bring whole sectors out of the underground economy and transform them into a regulated economic activity.
Acceptance of the dismantling of whole sectors of our economy by opening up our frontiers to every wind that blows, to imports which generate unemployment and social instability, with automatic repercussions on agriculture and rural life.
You will recall, and German Members in particular,how the pace of events at the time virtually wiped out whole sectors and entire companies in the former East Germany, as people were not given enough time to prepare.
There are, in fact, whole sectors, such as the tobacco sector, that would disappear with the application of full decoupling, creating unemployment and various economic and environmental problems in particularly disadvantaged areas.
While phasing out certain kinds of traditional blue-collar labor and throwing whole sectors of the population into permanent unemployment, modern capitalism has proletarianized almost everyone else.
The Socialist Group will be supporting the report of the Environment Committee, butwe will not be supporting those other amendments which seek to destroy the heart of the proposal by drastically reducing the scope of the directive or by removing whole sectors of industry from it.
Attempts have been made to control and manage production and exchange by centralised planning,right up to State management of whole sectors of production. In the political field, there has been an increase in the strength of the police and military arms of the State and in government totalitarianism.
The"blanket exclusion" of whole sectors has, however, meant that non-mobile workers(or, in other terms, those working under normal conditions) are also denied the protection afforded by the directive e.g. flight crews or train crew represent only a minority of employees working in the air or rail transport sectors. .
Attempts have been made to control and manage production and exchange by centralised planning,right up to State management of whole sectors of production. In the political field, there has been an increase in the strength of the police and military arms of the State and in government totalitarianism.
An outspoken critic of Islamic fundamentalism, he lamented the rise of Islamic fascism, which he noted was both exploitative of traditional Islamic values and given to the glorification of totalitarian dictators that sought"to colonize every last corner of private life… andthat dream of exterminating whole sectors of the population" as opposed to authoritarian dictators whose main goal is to preserve their own power.
But what pleases us most is that we now have an end to the situation in which whole sectors are arbitrarily excluded altogether from normal directives, whereby it is claimed that workers in those sectors are so special that they can be expected to work extremely long hours and with particularly short or ridiculous rest periods.
So, now you have a whole sector of the economy devoted to finding energy.
We wish the whole sector to be competitive.
Block off the whole sector, okay?
Thus, the whole sector is covered by collective agreements.