Examples of using Points of reference in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Specific points of reference are given.
They look for models as points of reference.
And then their points of reference start to get really obscure.
It's a starless night,no clouds, no points of reference.
Thereafter, four points of reference are marked.
It is a good idea to begin to lay down some points of reference.
This requires firm points of reference and inspiration.
Things are supposed more than said,some are only said as points of reference.
There are other points of reference, especially, in our view, Europe's Christian roots.
There must be firm points of reference.
There are points of reference, and they are very clear, even if they need to be developed and deepened.
They need effective points of reference.
The forest formation, though is practically continuos,is called by different names according to the topography and points of reference.
For example Nigrizia and Mundo Negro are points of reference for problems in Africa.
Blogging is going to make a lot of sense in a few days. People like the 27th Comrade andErnest Bazanye are going to become points of reference.
The abandonment of these moral points of reference is the core of a destructive secularization.
There is no appropriate monitoring.This means that our work lacks points of reference.
In a society that struggles to find points of reference, young people need a positive reference point in their school.
His interpretations of“On Raglan Road” and"Scorn Not His Simplicity" became significant points of reference in Irish folk music.
To take as points of reference for our agriculture international situations such as that in America, which is quite different in terms of scale and productive capacity, will only create fear and confusion.
In such an evolving context,it is important to establish points of reference that guide the change;
But I cannot fail to mention, in conclusion, others who are poor, like the infirm, the elderly left to themselves,broken families and those lacking points of reference.
To conceive and express such thoughts,one needs concrete points of reference to refresh habitual memory.
Today education must also face the obstacle of so-called rapidification, in which life is caught in a whirling pace,constantly changing points of reference.
The EDLnet andMinerva projects are mentioned as important points of reference for standardisation work.
Because each head model had the same number of key points of reference, transforming one character into another was simple; more difficult, the animators recalled, was ensuring that the transformation looked"pleasing" and not"grotesque.
As well as being pastors, bishops andpriests became points of reference in civilian life.
Humanity today, as was true way back in 1914, is tormented by war and hammered by violence.Its ideals have been shattered and its points of reference have weakened.
Faithfulness to the Gospel,to Tradition, and to the Magisterium are sure points of reference which guarantee the purity of the spring to which you guide the People of God cf.
The real circumstances of each examination provoke facilitating points of reference, which reinforce retention and memory.