Exemplos de uso de Would encompass em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The multitude, which would encompass the whole oppressed classes.
Leonard speculates that the English Civil War interrupted Milton's earliest attempts to start his"epic that would encompass all space and time.
Because it had to be something that would encompass all the angularities of this human life, all the aspects of this human life.
It was also reported that filming would begin in Malta in July 2011 and would encompass Valletta and The Three Cities.
Accordingly, a civilization would encompass the dominant set of images, ideas, and values in the society; it would be its fabric of consciousness.
The Union has expressed its preference for one legally binding instrument which would encompass the main elements of the Kyoto Protocol.
Such a framework would encompass both a trade and cooperation agreement and a Protocol to the Lomé Convention covering the terms and conditions for the accession of South Africa to the Convention.
In the structure of incentives created by the MoH,a model of AP was anticipated which would encompass some of the goals specific to the NP at the local level.
We ensured that research would encompass at least a full week of regular functioning of health services, with proportional allocation of sample to the volumes of appointment by day of the week and time period morning or afternoon.
The journal was but in its beginning, andaimed to consolidate a space for academic discussion that would encompass education in its relation to work in health.
At this point, there is no reciprocity of perspectives, as this would encompass the apprehension of objects and their aspects which are known and evident to both, professionals and women in situations of violence.
He would say: No, because he thinks the consciousness field is, you know,is individual-based whereas this thing he's calling the information field would encompass everything.
Several movements whose goals were the establishment of an autonomous Macedonia, which would encompass the entire region of Macedonia, began to arise in the late 19th century;
The idea of feminine essence, however, which would encompass elements of modesty, sensitivity, and caring, is still present in society. As a consequence, some choices, considered not to belong to this essence, are undervalued.
The profile of patients recruited in our study was that of difficult-to-control CRS,which, in theory, would encompass a worse prognostic group, in comparison with those in the other studies.
These bills would encompass any foreign site accessible from the U.S. and give corporations and other private parties new powers to censor websites from around the world with court orders that would cut off domain names, payment processors, and advertisers.
I have reason to believe that certain manoeuvres have been undertaken andI would like to ask the Commission whether it is true that it is preparing a proposal that would encompass the directive with which we are concerned.
Also, it could not be an organized arrangement of these parts: it would encompass something beyond the articulation of the vocal tract based on technical principles and possibly codified forms.
In contrast, four tribes were created that encompassed the entire city of Rome, and while new tribes were to be created later,those tribes would encompass territory outside of the city of Rome.
HCPA's Humanization Work Group sought to structure a network that would encompass the largest possible number of sectors in the hospital, thus starting awareness-raising work within these sectors and seeking to promote actions convergent with the PNH proposals.
I have reason to believe that certain manoeuvres have been undertaken andI would like to ask the Commission whether it is true that it is preparing a proposal that would encompass the directive with which we are concerned.
Thus credits would encompass time spent studying, exams, bibliographical research, individual and group work, classes and dedication in internships, among others. Each credit presupposes between 25 to 30 hours of work, and the total work load for each full time student during an academic year is quantified in 60 credits.
The state party held a convention in Bloomington to consider a proposal to join“the Independence Party of America”,an umbrella group that would encompass independent third parties in several states.
Several movements whose goals were the establishment of an autonomous Macedonia, which would encompass the entire region of Macedonia, began to arise in the late 19th century; the earliest of these was the Bulgarian Macedonian-Adrianople Revolutionary Committees, later becoming Secret Macedonian-Adrianople Revolutionary Organization SMARO.
President-in-Office of the Council.- It was agreed at the EU-Africa summit held on 9 December last year in Lisbon to establish a strategic partnership which would encompass all areas and issues of mutual interest.
Chile has reiterated its interest in an agreement that would encompass both liberalisation of market access and regulatory convergence in the 2nd EU-Chile Association Council in May 2005.[14] Opening negotiations in the field of air transport will further strengthen the economic and political links between the EU and Chile.
Given the marked expansion of the Family Health Strategy and the discussion of issues related to the amount of data collected by these teams,it was necessary to create an information system that would encompass the complexity of the organization of Primary Health Care.
In analyzing the trajectory of black women exposed to myriads of vulnerabilities,the author proposed a term that would encompass resilience and empowerment, and suggest"overcoming and emancipatory autonomy" to explain how they developed strategies for overcoming discriminations, while benefitting from the interaction with family members and significant people.
A prominent advocate of Reconquista was Chicano activist and adjunct professor Charles Truxillo(1953-2015) of the University of New Mexico(UNM),who envisioned a sovereign Hispanic nation called the República del Norte(Republic of the North) that would encompass Northern Mexico, Baja California, California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas.
It was believed that the designation of"respiratory physical therapy" would encompass all areas of practice in which the cardiorespiratory system was involved. However, because specialties are designated according to their field of action, it was recognized that the practice of the intensive care physical therapist, although strongly related to respiratory physical therapy, needed proper designation.