Examples of using Practical expression in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The Sunnah is a practical expression of what is in the Quran.
Education has to do with obtaining knowledge, andtraining has to do with moral worth in practical expression.
The practical expression of the oneness of that life demands this deep work of the Cross.
Tâtonnement(roughly, French for groping toward)was meant to serve as the practical expression of Walrasian general equilibrium.
A practical expression of brotherhood in daily life is giving freely and with respect.
Despite the fact that the European Union' s forestry strategy is a step forward in terms of ideas,it is yet to have any practical expression.
The Council intends to give practical expression to the guidelines identified on that occasion.
Islam, too- meaning, in this instance,the Turkish Government- must be willing to acknowledge the legitimate rights of Christians in Turkey and to give that practical expression.
This selfless love finds practical expression in service to others and to the wider community.
Cohesion policy is vital to an improved socio-economic environment in Europe and is a practical expression of solidarity between the Member States.
The banana reform is the practical expression of our commitment to confirm solidarity within the Union.
Yet there is reassurance in the knowledge that, amidst the disintegration,a new kind of collective life is taking shape which gives practical expression to all that is heavenly in human beings.
Indeed cooperatives are not a practical expression of barren complementarity but rather of true subsidiariety;
An essential part of the new evangelization must therefore be a new zeal for holiness,which inspires all our initiatives and finds practical expression in a renewal of faith and Christian life.
In my own life I found a practical expression of this philosophy, in the modern non-violent martial art of Aikido.
Vi opening up, to some teachers from other Member States, certain inservice training activi ties,which would constitute the practical expression of belonging to Europe and a significant means of favouring the integration process.
Spousal love, as a practical expression of God's love for humankind, is always called to love, serve, defend and promote human life cf.
Mr President, if we support the social dimension of the European Union,we must give it practical expression by giving priority to the protection of the health and safety of workers.
It is a practical expression of complementarity and subsidiarity which the Church's social doctrine has always encouraged between the person and the State;
The decision to allow the poorest countries access to EU markets is a practical expression of our desire to assist with their economic development in the long term.
In order to give practical expression to the'Europe of projects', the European Union must take initiatives inspired by a clear, comprehensible and strong political will.
A series of initiatives taken at EU level over recent years have helped to give practical expression to the concerns raised by your House in its 1994 resolution on women's poverty in Europe.
In order to give practical expression to cooperation, a Cooperation Council has been set up; it meets at least once a year at the request of one of the parties.
Cushnahan(PPE).- Mr President, if we support the so cial dimension of the European Union,we must give it practical expression by giving priority to the protection of the health and safety of workers.
The Synod Fathers saw one very practical expression of this spirit in the preparation of a diocesan pastoral plan in conjunction with the faithful and their organizations.
To some teachers from other Member States, certain inservice training activities,which would constitute the practical expression of belonging to Europe and a significant means of favouring the integration process.
These survivals find practical expression in a certain national aloofness and the absence of full confidence of the formerly oppressed peoples in measures proceeding from the Russians.
From St. Louis, Cardinal Ritter sent the first Fidei Donum priests to Latin America in 1956,giving practical expression to the exchange of gifts which should always be a part of the communion between the Churches.
Informed consent is the practical expression of respect to the individual's autonomy, and it seems unbelievable that such an elementary right began to be discussed and normalized only in the 1940's.
What we requested is that, for once, the European Commission andthe European Union should view the issue of human rights as something which needs to be given practical expression in relationships where we have bargaining power with other countries too.