Examples of using More systematically in English and their translations into Portuguese
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I may evolve into doing it more systematically, but.
We should create more systematically a business side to government level meetings and visits.
That option must be used far more systematically.
Chapter 4 covers more systematically the core structure and libraries.
The researchers studied baskets of words more systematically.
Chapter 4 covers more systematically the core structure and libraries.
There have only been a few countries where mass strikes, indeed general strikes,have taken place more systematically.
Contribute and co-operate more systematically to the employment strategy.
For a number of years, and especially in the past three, the Commission has tried to move the domestic courts to enforce the EEC competition rules more systematically.
The consumer voice will be heard more systematically in European decision making.
While revenue is often taken into account ingovernment reforms(see paragraph 70), the Commission must incorporate this aspect into its programmes more systematically.
The existence of the Miranha came to be more systematically observed from the time of the naturalist travellers.
From 2005, which ensures the presence of a partner chosen by the woman during labor, childbirth and the immediate puerperium. The hospitals in this study allow early and continued contact between PNs and parents, however,such measures need to be encouraged more systematically and comprehensively.
The ASEAN Regional Forum should be used more systematically to discuss security issues with China.
Data obtained subsidize the indication of variables that should be considered more systematically for the BD communication.
The Structural Funds should be used more systematically as a support mechanism for promoting the Essen strategy.
Proposes to integrate more systematically into the political dialogue with partner countries discussions on early-warning systems and regular monitoring of potential conflict zones.
As we set our relationships andbegin to interact more systematically targeted we are building our community.
We must work more systematically to collect and evaluate data, information and background material.
Cross-acceptance can be improved by applying the principle of mutual recognition more systematically to national authorisation procedures and by harmonising certain provisions.
However, the Speroni device triggered more systematically hemodynamic changes than the Octopus device, suggesting that mechanical stabilizers cause more interference with circulatory homeostasis than the suction stabilizers devices.
In future, the national and regional parliaments must also, I believe,be consulted much more systematically on the process of drafting regional and national strategy documents.
At the same time,he assumes more systematically the responsibilities of provider of his household and village, participating increasingly more in all adult chores.
It identifies the actions which need to be taken to meet future skills requirements,promote them more effectively and include them more systematically in training programmes for both micro-enterprises and craft-type enterprises.
This position was articulated more systematically in the so-called"Leipzig-Document", which was adopted under the German presidency during the second half of 1994.
As a result,"the whole policy of the Community" was to be"mobilised for employment more systematically and consciously than previously" and the following four pillars were established.
Non-state actors should be consulted more systematically on CSPs and throughout the programming process as part of the discussions on the EC response strategy.
In addition, the consumer interest will need to be more systematically integrated into the policy making process in all relevant areas.
As the'pol-luter-pays principle' is applied more systematically, there is likely to be a marked redistribution of costs between both social groups and regions.
In fact, restored to new freedom,they are reflecting more and more systematically on how they can live their specific Eastern identity within the Catholic Church.