Examples of using Tangible effect in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Finally, the European Union's policy has to produce tangible effects.
The tangible effect does not come immediately- after 3 weeks of regular use.
The February revolution in Russia seems to have a tangible effect on the movement.
Clinical tests have shown that it produces tangible effects on the aspect of the skin and that after two months of carnosine treatment the person experiences an increase in energy and vitality.
It is considered important that the programmes agreed are multiannual(3 to 5 years)to ensure that they have a tangible effect.
Unfortunately, over and above the official data, the tangible effects have still not really been recognised by the public.
The interpretation of the Court is not limited to the existence of a normative order,but that this produces tangible effects.
The concept of a global city(or world city)is of a city that has a direct and tangible effect on global affairs through socioeconomic means.
If there are chronic diseases, the effectiveness of treatment will be noticeable noearlier than 6-12 weeks, and sometimes a longer period is needed for a tangible effect.
The branch of Gigalight in Seattle, North America is closed to Microsoft and Amazon headquarters,having a tangible effect for the company to trace the strategic direction for its data center products.
The regulating function of the international society has not always met expectations or produced tangible effects.
The latest research has shown that a deficiency of B vitamins has tangible effects on athletes, such as a lack of physical performance, less resilience and a greater risk of suffering infections.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the problem of waste is one of the subjects that interests people most,as it has a tangible effect on them.
The simplification of EU regulations is something that has a tangible effect on businesses and the public, and it is for that reason that it will be particularly efficient if it also enables us to gain greater credibility.
Only a small number of cases concerned“pure” multiple filing transactions with no tangible effect on cross-border competition.
Enlargement should therefore have a tangible effect for companies in Mexico and the new Member States, giving them access to a free trade area of more than 550 million[21] consumers EU and Mexican populations combined 22.
What is now aimed is that knowledge can subsidize new technologies andpractical applications to generate a tangible effect on a given field of human activity.
Tangible effects are difficult to measure, but an independent study for the Dutch pavilion at Expo 2000 estimated that the pavilion(which cost around €35 million) generated around €350 million of potential revenues for the Dutch economy.
The main victims of globalisation have been the populations of those developing countries where the abolition of tariffs by the WTO has not had any tangible effect.
With a low number of cockroaches and the constant updating of the bait,the electronic housebreaker also shows good results, but the tangible effect of reducing the population size may not manifest itself immediately, but only a few days later.
They had left their homeland to follow Jesus with his friends and had discovered a new reality in which forgiveness andlove were no longer only words but had a tangible effect on life.
While the tangible effects are difficult to measure, an independent study for the Dutch pavilion at Expo 2000 estimated that the pavilion(which cost around €35 million) generated around €350 million of potential revenues for the Dutch economy.
The most complex node is the"global city",with links binding it to other cities having a direct and tangible effect on global socio-economic affairs.
Whilst such matters do have a tangible effect upon theproper functioning of competition policy, the Commission cannot commentupon them in this Report, the purpose of which is to set out how the competitionrules have been implemented during 1986.
I completely support the notion that we must allocate EUR 146 million to projects in the field of energy.This will have a tangible effect if the funds are applied sensibly.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, in my opinion,measures to monitor the application of fisheries policy will only have tangible effects in ensuring the exercise of responsible fishing which duly respects stocks if they are incorporated in a much broader series of practical measures for the sector.
Of course, these two types of thermal insulationmaterials can be replaced by others, for example, expanded clay or foam, however, it is polystyrene andmineral wool are recommended for warming wooden floors and they provide the most tangible effect.
The most complex of these entities is the"global city",whereby the linkages binding a city have a direct and tangible effect on global affairs through socio-economic means.
When I have conversations with citizens and businesses, I hear them expressing grave concerns,for they do not yet see the tangible effects even of the decisions we have already taken, and this is understandable in that we have completed the initial phase of these political decisions but the work is not yet finished.
The European Commission has always stressed that it is vital to ensure that investments in biofuel development translate into tangible effects for poverty, particularly in rural areas.
