Examples of using Explicitly recognized in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Are explicitly recognized and are purposely carried forward.
Within the policies on environment, research and technology,the Public Health implications were explicitly recognized.
This role has been explicitly recognized by the Amsterdam Treaty.
The role of intergovernmental and nongovernmental or ganizations involved in standardsetting andcriteria for recognition are explicitly recognized.
The Bangkok Conference 2005 already explicitly recognized the penetration of the private sector in public health.
In case where insurmountable differences in coverage or Procedures occur,measures nave een taken to ensure that these differences are explicitly recognized.
Only refugees in these categories are explicitly recognized by two important documents of the United Nations.
As explicitly recognized in the Decree on Ecumenism of the Second Vatican Council,“it is evident that the work of preparing and reconciling those individuals who desire full Catholic communion is of its nature distinct from ecumenical action, but there is no opposition between the two, since both proceed from the marvelous ways of God”.
In this respect, the previously mentioned report by the CIA Inspector General explicitly recognized the logistical support provided by that institution to the mercenary bands.
The human right to water was not explicitly recognized in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, but it can be interpreted as part of the right to life, the right to an adequate standard of living, the right to the highest attainable standard of health and the rights to adequate housing and adequate food.
What filtered through the statements of the two Chinese academics was, that for the first time,the papal appointment of bishops is explicitly recognized as a condicio sine qua non, an indispensable element in the dynamic of the legitimate episcopal ordinations of the Catholic Church.
In its first bulletin of July 2016, the WGSN explicitly recognized the names of exoplanets and their host stars approved by the Executive Committee Working Group Public Naming of Planets and Planetary Satellites, including the names of stars adopted during the 2015 NameExoWorlds campaign.
WHEREAS the value of an urban area's culture has long been recognized as a valuable tool in urban regeneration, in terms of enhancing the reputation of cities, contributing to physical development, boosting tourism and softening the impacts of economic restructuring,its potential has never been fully or explicitly recognized in urban policy.
The White House statement explicitly recognized that in the ultimate analysis, the US policies are based on«shared interests and values».
In order that Catholic universities might better achieve this goal, my Predecessor Pope Pius XII sought to stimulate their united activity when, by his Apostolic Brief of July 27, 1949, he formally established the International Federation of Catholic Universities. It was"to include all Athenaea which the Holy See either has canonically erected or will in the future erect in the world, orwill have explicitly recognized as following the norms of Catholic teaching and as completely in conformity with that teaching."6.
The environmental protection work is explicitly recognized by the constitution as a result of the proclamation of the right to health and worker safety.
Nonetheless, its widespread adoption marked the first time that children were explicitly recognized as having specific rights and the treaty itself is considered to be a powerful human rights tool.
The totality of the SP 100% explicitly recognized the need to encourage the use of English for future professionals in the fields of patient care, teaching, and research.
Organ(1988) defines OCB as"individual behavior that is discretionary,not directly or explicitly recognized by the formal reward system, and that in the aggregate promotes the effective functioning of the organization.
With its passage,the Uruguayan government explicitly recognized the integration of medical approaches to the improvement of child health with better housing, sanitation, road-paving, schools, and family allowances Tomé, 1938.
The Jews from Arabia surrounded and involved Mohammed, instructed him,deeply influenced his doctrine, which explicitly recognized the Old Testament as The Book of God, by excellence, gave him religious, political and military support, greatly contributing to his victory.
The"catastrophic humanitarian consequences of any use of nuclear weapons" were explicitly recognized six years ago by all States party to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT), and in several resolutions adopted since then by a large majority of States in the First Committee.
Dr. Marcos When encouraged to talk about the particularities for implementing the medical evaluation for RSI/WMSD,only one respondent explicitly recognized that this consists of a unique medical examination, however, despite the negative answer from the others, this prerogative was implicit in their reports.
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He explicitly recognizes in them two true and important collaborators of his apostolate.
Indeed, in addition to emphasizing Rome's role as a centre of Catholicism, they explicitly recognize the primacy of the person and the fundamental value of life.
The final version of Chapter 1 of the IASB/FASB's Conceptual Framework for Financial Reporting 2010 explicitly recognizes the so-called Providers of capital investors and creditors as unique users.
The Eastern Parakanã explicitly recognize the foreign origin of one of the halves, while the other represents the continuity of the true awaeté.
By attributing“social and economic policies” with the mission of“guaranteeing” the right to health,the Brazilian Constitution explicitly recognizes its influence on health and disease.
Article 105 explicitly recognizes the important role that the central banks in the Member States play in influencing economic policy and specifically enjoins the Member States to'provide for cooperation between… their central banks.