Examples of using Devolving in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
He's already devolving.
He's devolving, right?
He could be devolving.
It's devolving into a… a black hole!
Is the shooter devolving?
This unsub's devolving. He will stand out.
She's obviously devolving.
The unsub is devolving. This kill was much more disorganized.
The unsub is clearly devolving.
He could be devolving into frenzy.
Cut, I think you're actually devolving.
But the M.O. is devolving. Why's that.
Maybe they're losing control and devolving.
It's true that he's devolving, but this last victim definitely had a message.
Well, the people around him have seen him devolving.
The process of devolving budgetlines to the delegations made considerable progress in 2003.
The beatings, the urgency… the unsubs are devolving.
This could be a sign he's devolving, and with this unraveling, the danger to the public is likely to escalate.
Does he know his brother's a psychopath who's devolving rapidly?
The Maastricht Treaty talks about devolving as much power as possible to local authorities by implementing the principle of subsidiarity.
He's losing control emotionally,he could be devolving.
The goal of devolving power to regional and municipal governments was among others to improve popular participation.
Because if there's truly no connection here,Walsh is devolving.
Hurt Devolving training to the citizens from employers associations and trade unions, known to have misused formation….
It also met criticism for its climax which was seen as devolving into horror film clichés.
The most radical ideas about devolving this authority were those supporting a civil society approach to Internet governance.
There must be a stronger commitment within that policy of devolving fisheries policy.
Whereas in order to meet the obligations devolving upon the Council, it is necessary to fix the date of entry into force of a definitive system enabling cabotage operations to be effected without quantitative restrictions.
At different levels, however,this is also a collective responsibility, devolving partly upon the Union.
What prevents the novel from devolving into an inside joke is the enthralling voice of Lucky Linderhof, who, at nearly 15, tells her tale with the world-weariness befitting an elder statesman of child abuse.