Examples of using Changes imposed in English and their translations into Portuguese
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In chronic illness,emotional support is even more important due to the stress caused by changes imposed by chronicity.
Organizations are targets of constant changes imposed by factors that require fast and consistent decisions to remain competitive.
Efficiency and effectiveness are supported by the organization,which can adapt to the changes imposed by the organizational environment.
The changes imposed by man unbalance the complex natural system,changing the climate elements and features at local scale.
The project management has been applied in several areas in face of accelerating of the pace of changes imposed by globalization in any environment.
For the implementation of this approach changes imposed by dams in two distinct regimes of river(a perennial and an intermittent) were simulated.
Opinion of the European Economic and Social Committee on the"Ability of SMEs andsocial economy enterprises to adapt to changes imposed by economic growth.
To better illustrate the changes imposed by some cities were listed two urban models that emerged in european countries, which were spread over several continents.
To enable the proper implementation of the brazilian environmental policy is necessary to know the territory,including changes imposed by man over the years.
No one is better placed to appreciate the scale of the changes imposed on Brazil by the multiple challenges and pressures of globalisation than businesspeople who face them every day?
Changes imposed on the production lines as well as ergonomic adjustments were not sufficient to end the mutilation of workers that then in an official form were terminated from work.
The aim was to investigate the quality of life of patients with HIV/TB co-infection and grasp the changes imposed to live with both transmissible diseases at the same time.
The changes imposed by IAS 1 will have an effect on the presentation of the Group's financial statements, and work is currently underway to determine the extent of the alterations required.
The EESC opinion on the Ability of SMEs andsocial economy enterprises to adapt to changes imposed by economic growth OJ C 120 of 20.5.2005, rapporteur: L. Fusco.
Having survived the changes imposed by the secularization of the state, with the advent of the Brazilian republic and its new constitution of 1891, the Church underwent a process of re-formulating its strategies for hegemony.
Nova esperança do sul, municipality belonging to the region jaguari valley,has sought to adapt to changes imposed by economics, contemporary agriculture and the new demands of rural zone.
In this context, it is important to discuss educational actions able to strengthen the possibilities of teenager mother in the confrontation of the pregnancy and self-care,in view of the changes imposed by this new reality.
The objective is to describe how each generation has experienced the changes imposed by the new production scenario and how the process of inheritance and transmission of the culture of stowage works.
These evidences converge to the purpose of this work,which looks for answers to explain the contemporary urban morphology of the city, starting from the changes imposed on the original morphology, disturbed by anthropic action.
We carry on with the world crisis,especially the one of 1929, whose changes imposed by the end of second world war(the decline of legal positivism) and also the advances which came with the globalization in 1990.
The traditional and strict decision-making structure, apart from the non-specific legislation on science, goes against a process which is dynamic, requires flexibility andhas to adapt quickly to the changes imposed by a globalized context.
Gains made without the true struggle of people are just changes imposed by foreign invaders or puppet governments, and these changes can be as easily reversed as they are brought about in the first place.
Data were collected through private interviews, using a semi-structured instrument with the following variables: sociodemographic, epidemiological, clinical data andopen questions, with a view to grasping the changes imposed to simultaneously live with HIV and TB.
They also point to new anomalies of unknown causes arising from the changes imposed by man's action on nature, associated with annual climate change and the various practices adopted in the agricultural system.
The changes imposed on society and to work itself in consequence of globalization exposed health professionals to an environment full of demands and expectations due to the spread of new technologies and continuous requirements for adaptations to the new work processes.
Mental disorder have brought a lot of conflict within the family, by the changes imposed by the disease and, in this very difficult environment, the family needs support sources to redress the balance and not getting sick.
On 27 April 2004, Ms Loyola de Palacio, Vice-president of the European Commission, asked the European Economic and Social Committee, on behalf of the European Commission, to draw up an exploratory opinion on the"Ability of SMEs andsocial economy enterprises to adapt to changes imposed by economic growth.
It heralds democracy and pluralism,but the aims of the changes imposed and the means used to achieve them smack of dogmas leading to social regression. The conditions imposed on appropriations and aid are examples of this.
As a result of these impacts, several lawsuits have been proposed whose purpose is the analysis of due compliance with the legislation that rules the environmental licensing procedure of the project,as well as the changes imposed on environment and on the lives of indigenous peoples and riverine of local cities.
As a result of the changes imposed by this revision, the users of financial statements will more easily be able to distinguish between variations in Group equity resulting from transactions with shareholders, as shareholders e.g.