Examples of using Mutually consistent in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Things exist in virtue of their mutually consistent relationships.
The quarterly data andthe corresponding annual data transmitted to the Commission in accordance with Regulations 2223/96 shall be mutually consistent.
A replicated database is in a mutually consistent state if all the copies of the data items are identical.
The Commission's position is that environmental agreements are at the same level as trade agreements andshould be implemented in a mutually consistent way.
The underlying principles governing the reform of the Funds- concentration,partnership, mutually consistent policies, programming, additionality- also apply to these sectors.
The Union and the Member States shall coordinate their research and technological development activities so as toensure that national policies and Union policy are mutually consistent.
The ECB would invite the Commission(Eurostat) andthe Member States to ensure the provision of mutually consistent data in the transmission programme's requested tables and to establish and implement a coordinated release and revision policy.
Notice that if we understand Jesus to be God incarnate,then all the above verses can be understood to be true and mutually consistent in their claims.
This 3% action plan comprises four main sets of measures: supporting the steps taken by European countries and stakeholders and ensuring that they are mutually consistent, considerably improving public support for research and technological innovation, increasing the levels of public funding for research and, lastly, improving the climate for research and technological innovation in Europe.
Next we will detail the modus operandi of the monetary, fiscal, wage andexchange rate policies that enables attaining mutually consistent macroeconomic policy goals.
If the operational targets for inflation, real exchange rate, real interest rate, fiscal deficit andreal wages are mutually consistent, then the country will enjoy an export-led growth regime, in which the robust growth of manufactured exports ensures a high real output growth rate, which in turn induces a strong growth of labor productivity, thus enabling a non-inflationary growth of real wages and therefore the maintenance of a low interest rate in nominal and real terms.
The Comrnunity and the Member States shall coordinate their researchandtechnological development activities so as to ensure that national policies andCommunity policy are mutually consistent.
However, the aim may be interpreted as more limited, insofar as the Community and Member States seek to ensure that national policies anda Community policy are mutually consistent, which may be interpreted as limiting coordination only to those areas of Community policy.
Pursuant to Article 165 of the Treaty, the Community and Member States are to coordinate their research and technological development activities so as toensure that national policies and Community policy are mutually consistent.
Recalls that Article 130h of the Treaty stipulates that the Community and the Member States are to coordinate their research and technological development activities so as to ensure that national policies andCommunity policy are mutually consistent and also that, in close cooperation with the Member States, the Commission may take any useful initiative to promote such coordination;
The Commission communication deals with the practical implementation of Article 130h of the Treaty on European Union, which provides that the Community and the Member States shall coordinate their research and technological development(RTD) activities so as toensure that national policies and Community policy are mutually consistent.
On the research andinnovation side, Member States must move fast in their work to benchmark progress, share experience and prepare mutually consistent measures to reach the 3% of GDP objective for R& D investment.
If the operational targets for inflation, real exchange rate, real interest rate, fiscal deficit andreal wages are mutually consistent, then the country will be able to enjoy an export-led growth regime, in which the robust growth of manufactured exports enables a high rate of real output expansion, which in turn induces a strong growth of labor productivity, thus enabling the non-inflationary growth of real wages and maintaining a low interest rate in both nominal and real terms.
In social sciences, including economics, the idea of"standardization" is close to the solution for a coordination problem, a situation in which all partiescan realize mutual gains, but only by making mutually consistent decisions.
In social sciences, including economics, a standard is useful if it is a solution to a coordination problem: it emerges from situations in which allparties realize mutual gains, but only by making mutually consistent decisions.
The new process of coordination, involving the use of economic indicators, will enhance efforts to achieve more consistent and mutually compatible policies by our countries.
The European Union will ensure that its own efforts and those of the United Nations, the OSCE andthe Council of Europe are consistent and mutually reinforcing, without any unnecessary duplication.
If we want to fulfil the Lisbon Strategy, then all of the actors involved, in the public and private sectors, at regional, national and Community levels, will each have to make a contribution through complementary and synergistic measures, anddevelop systems that are not merely political but consistent and mutually compatible.