Examples of using Indispensable reference in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Both an indispensable reference book and bedtime reading for sweet foodster dreams.
Brown bag lunch moms andfoodies alike will find The Flavor Thesaurus an indispensable reference for years to come.
Use only the indispensable references and do not include either data or conclusions from the research being reported.
It must be reiterated that every work of authentic charity includes an indispensable reference to justice, all the more so in our case.
It is an indispensable reference for researchers in history and literature, gathering manuscripts in Greek, Latin, Persian, ancient, classic and contemporary Portuguese, and with the most different types of writing, language, and paper.
With its clever, undisputed and unquestionable algorithms,the internet is an indispensable reference point for child rearing.
Instead, we hope that you will find it to be an indispensable reference source that you will keep near your desk, consulting it whenever you need in the course of a problem- solving project.
As discourses, analyses, interpretations, and accounts, his books andtexts have become indispensable references for contemporary thinking.
If this indispensable reference point is missing, the exegetical research would be incomplete, losing sight of its principal goal, and risk being reduced to a purely literary interpretation in which the true Author God no longer appears.
From now on this will serve as'the' definitive History of Contemporary Portuguese art- an indispensable reference for artists, collectors, students and art lovers.
The specialized Idiomatic, Business, and Medical dictionaries are excellent informative guides for professional andstudents in the particular area of knowledge as well as indispensable reference source for everyone.
Medicine, by definition, is a service to human life,which involves an essential and indispensable reference to the person in his spiritual and material integrity, in his individual and social dimension.”.
Since the publication in 1987 of the first edition, this multilingual dict ionary(in the nine Community lan guages)has become established as an indispensable reference work for the fishing industry.
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act marks a milestone for financial reporting and is an indispensable reference work for all Corporate Compliance Departments.
In societies like ours dominated by the imperative of change, observes Danièle Hervieu-Léger, a Belgian sociologist, in which no tradition any longer functions as a"code of meaning", that is, one imposed upon individuals and groups, the Church points with her social doctrine to a system of meanings in which the fundamental human values, rights and duties, also in their consistent historical development(let us think of citizenship rights),constitute indispensable reference points for working out rules of personal and social conduct.
Subscribed to by more than 1,000 institutions around the world,JapanKnowledge has been an indispensable reference tool for anyone interested in Japanese studies.
Scientology 0-8: The Book of Basics is the ultimate companion to all Mr. Hubbard's books, lectures andmaterials and, indeed, the indispensable reference on Scientology itself.
But he returned various times to the United States to give courses, participated in many international congresses and seminars, published important articles in English,and became an indispensable reference for historians and anthropologists working with questions of slavery and indigenous cultures everywhere in the Americas.
He published John Huebner's Reale Staats-und Zeitungs-Lexicon(States and places lexicon)(1704),which with a supplementary volume published in 1712 became the indispensable reference when reading to the newspapers.
The historical interpretation which has supported over the past two centuries the Western political and institutional matrix has been criticized, anda number of historiographical works have already been transformed into indispensable references from different perspectives Anglo-Saxon, Italian, French and Iberian historiography- although the latter only to a lesser extent.
The concept of civilian power was first presented by François Duchêne. It was later developed by Hans Maull with regard to the foreign policies of Germany and Japan,before becoming an indispensable reference in the litterature on the European Union security and defense policies.
 Although this county is not the fundamental cradle of the biggest hunt, honor that cannot take off from any way to The Pampas,it becomes indispensable a reference to that activity that is centralized in the red deer in this area(Cervus elaphus) and in smaller importance in the boar(Its scrofa) and the puma Felis concolor.
The distinction by category requires indispensable anatomical references related to the animals' gender and age.
Additional references considered indispensable that are not mentioned throughout the text must be included at the end of the manuscript as a section named"Complementary bibliography";