Examples of using Less explicit in English and their translations into Portuguese
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A less explicit version was created for general release.
The painting contains a series of more or less explicit allusions.
It may be more or less explicit, but any action taken by organizations depends on a conceptual"assumption.
Other Neo-Modernists have been less explicit about their aims.
Indeed, more or less explicit attempts have been made to alter the whole ecclesial event as willed by the Divine Founder.
Ethics has always being present in a more or less explicit way in health care quality;
These are used for less explicit kinds of complementation, much the way relative constructions are used for more explicit kinds.
Over the next decade,Tanning's painting evolved, becoming less explicit and more suggestive.
And although Sesper's works are generally less explicit and much more colourful than Vaucher's, they're no less thought-provoking.
There was usually not only an immediate meaning butalso another meaning that was latent and less explicit, although no less important.
There is also a more or less explicit emphasis on improving the overall competitiveness of the commercial and export agriculture through cooperation with agribusiness.
The European Parliament's legal service is much less explicit, although it did offer some possibilities.
As far as the oversight of securities clearing and settlement systems is concerned,the powers of the Eurosystem are less explicit and exclusive.
So despite the fact that this is a gender prejudice less explicit than the others, it may hide other prejudices.
The latest International Energy Agency report stated again this year that fossil fuels are still moresubsidised than renewable sources, only in a less explicit way.
Leslie Gree n has pointed us to other passages where the Buddha is more or less explicit about this content and I want to take the discussion a step further by asking.
The fact is that under the more or less explicit impact of the postmodernity call, not to mention economic globalization and the much-heralded"crisis of ideologies", this present-minded conception of time also entered the recent sociological reflection on the cities.
Francastel invoking, namely Cézanne,[9] underlines the importance, for the painters, of suggestion,more or less explicit, of a certain analogy between the old and new objects.
This procedure can lead to more or less explicit bargaining, a weighing of the relative pros and cons which, although not the most exciting form of democracy, is nevertheless a necessary stage.
This trend should be seen in a general context of increased acceptance of verbal andsometimes physical violence and of more or less explicit tolerance of all forms of extremism.
Because the problems andsolutions may be less explicit in some texts, it is beneficial for students to organize the information in this way so that they have a clearer understanding of the concept as a whole.
Condoleezza Rice maintains that European governments shouldalso accept responsibility and that the United States acted with the more or less explicit consent of the governments in question.
In their combinations we will find tigers and rain hats, monkeys, portraits,more or less explicit; sometimes it seems clear his will to seek its roots, like in his famous painting Lusitânia no Bairro Alto(1985), with portraits of Mário de Sá Carneiro, Santa-Rita Pintor and Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso.
A project of integration resting on indifference towards the exclusion it produces can only be carried out by more or less explicit coercive means, of which austerity politics are an example.
Nevertheless, although some positive amendments have been adopted,the Napolitano report is still inspired by the more or less explicit objective of trying to create direct links between the institutions of the European Union and regional and local authorities, thus bypassing the Member States' sovereign decision-making powers. We cannot agree with this, because internal organisation is a matter for the Member States alone, especially when it comes to how decisions are made.
I wonder whether it is not part of our own experience to bear a circulation of meaning between our own experiencein the strict sense, the more or less explicit comment which goes along with it and our manner of perceiving literature.
In the dialogue between Evodius andAugustine the question emerges that, in more or less explicit way, in more or less acute form, dwells in the heart of every man of every time: why does evil exist?
The text is full of uncritical references to the reduction, elimination and liberalisation of non-tariff barriers, to concerns about the possible distortion of competition caused by public subsidies, to the importance of increasing the liberalisation of services and investment andcompetitive tendering, and it also expresses more or less explicit support for the Treaty of Lisbon.
So, with disarming simplicity, Pope Benedict gave voice to the doubt about his true character that in more or less explicit form was circulating among quite a number of people after his election as Peter's successor.
In some of the texts, significant statistical relationships were not found, or they had little explanatory power regarding their impact on occupational stress,indicating that other more latent or less explicit characteristics may have greater impact on work effort, such as satisfaction at work or the characteristics of their own activity type of prison, for example.