Examples of using Mere declaration in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This is not a mere declaration by Mahaprabhu.
Mere declarations of intent are of little help.
I mean specific measures,not mere declarations.
However, it will remain a mere declaration of intent unless we back it up with effective measures.
It must not be allowed to remain a mere declaration.
Mere declarations that we want to become number one in the world economy, like the one made at the Lisbon Summit, are not enough.
We do not wish the Charter to be a mere declaration.
The undertakings are in fact a mere declaration of intent not to abuse a dominant position on the market for administrative and technical services to the detriment of competitors.
They must be followed by practical action,rather than mere declarations of intent.
Just like the vision,these values are not presented as a mere declaration of principles; they are essential, lasting, they guide our daily actions and are incorporated into the management model of every area of Repsol.
Since Tampere, there has been an imbalance between positive action and mere declarations of intent.
A mere declaration of public utility will not be enough to attract private capital, unless technical and economic studies(possibly financed from the Community budget) prove the financial profitability of the projects in question.
Condemnation aside, however, we must go beyond mere declarations, otherwise they just become a mantra.
This is also important in terms of making the general public aware that this is not a mere declaration of intent.
It is strange this decision of reintegration have as documentary basis,among other questionable documents, a mere declaration of a INCRA-Araguaína server informing the existence of a process of regularization of the areas in dispute and saying it is on federal public lands.
The campaign has not officially begun yet, andall the responses were to the mere declaration of such campaign.
It is slightly curious that two partners who, in principle, are so close to one another, do not have a framework, but rather, in practice,base their relations and cooperation on a mere declaration.
Conversely, individual Member States owe each other millions of euros- mere declarations of intent are not enough in such cases.
The signing of the Inter-American Democratic Charter, the only instrument that embodies the right of peoples to democracy and the obligation of governments to promote and defend it,is much more than a mere declaration of intentions;
As part of the European Year of Intercultural Dialogue, the European Union andthe European Parliament have endeavoured to go beyond mere declarations of intent and to contribute to better understanding between various cultures by means of very specific initiatives.
Whereas the rights in addition to the forecast need embodiment, and that sometimes the government needs to be brought to work in the protection of human rights,access to justice is an important tool for the rights cease to be mere declarations of good intentions.
The provisions in our free trade agreements are not there to become mere declarations of good intentions.
The crisis in Bosnia, in the first place, and the crisis in Kosovo,have illustrated the fact that we need more than mere declarations of intention.
Preparatory acts presuppose the intention to carry out the crime; they cannot,therefore, be mere declarations of intent or expressions of unhappiness.
In particular, we fear that the European Council and the Council of Ministers have only very limited ambitions,namely to draft a mere declaration without any legal or binding force.
The dignity of peoples and respect for traditions are foundation stones of the Union,which cannot be content with mere declarations of principle regarding the Kurdish and Armenian situation.
A political union worthy of the name must have a judicial body which can function as a Supreme Court,with greater powers than the mere declaration of violation that exists today.
The current Israeli government could not even bring itself to a formal freeze because this government, unlike its predecessor,relies on political forces that hold that the mere declaration of a freeze, as fraudulent as it might be, is a moral compromise.
The measures I propose are mainly contained in the amendments. And naturally, they go along the lines that,although the level of invention or the creative input is not the same as for a patent, a mere declaration of the level of invention from the applicant will not suffice.
According to the arguments put forward here, judges judge not only the facts of the cases, but also the legislative choices, so thatit is no longer possible to argue that judicial function is a mere declaration of the statutory law in individual cases.