Examples of using Tangible expression in English and their translations into Portuguese
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To be a tangible expression of Christ's love for the world.
The 1990/91 action programme is aimed at giving a tangible expression to these principles.
These rights are a tangible expression of a European Union that is close to the citizen.
And Oketra did. A glowing,pulsing shield formed around Kawit, a tangible expression of Oketra's power and love.
It is a tangible expression of generosity that the Holy Father asks us to show to those who are seeking full communion with the Catholic Church.
The work of your Commission represents a tangible expression of this important missionary commitment.
A-Volve" brings this concept out of the removed domain ofscientific laboratories andgives it a somewhat tangible expression.
May God bless the work of the Assembly,that it may be a tangible expression of our journey towards reconciliation in the name of the Lord.
In metaphysical terms, this means that the Ol'Orisa is looking upwards towards source andform a link with the tangible expression of the divine ideas.
Therefore, the ecclesiastic tribunals are called to be the tangible expression of a diaconal service of right in regard to this primary end.
The Committee of the Regions considers it essential that this scope be retained in the coming programme period as a tangible expression of solidarity.
This visit has given tangible expression to the teaching of the Second Vatican Council that is contained above all in the Dogmatic Constitution on the Church.
The help that is offered should never be reduced to a philanthropic gesture, butmust be a tangible expression of evangelical love.
Mr Mavrommatis, Community action is a tangible expression of the collective effort and commitment of the Member States, not an imposition from the outside, running counter to their interests.
The membership certificate can be seen by customers and other interested parties as a tangible expression of our dedication and engagement, supported by the state government.
Tangible expression of such solidarity is found in Danish leadership of peace-keeping operations, generous assistance with aid projects, and readiness to contribute to the requirements of international stability and security necessary for social and economic advancement across the globe.
There is a strong link between volunteering and active citizenship:involvement in voluntary activities is a tangible expression of participatory democracy.
Your participation in this prayer is a tangible expression of the bonds that unite us in Christ Jesus:"For where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I in the midst of them Mt 18: 20.
Let me also point out that the European resources that go to Germany are not just a continuous andcalculable source of finance but are also a tangible expression of European solidarity.
Mr President, the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund is a tangible expression of solidarity with workers who have lost their jobs due to major structural changes in world trade patterns.
The Treaty of Nice does not provide an adequatebasis for further enlargements, whereas the constitution offers solutions to most of the reforms needed and constitutes a tangible expression of the deepening enlargement relationship.
Mbeki described the new Brickfields housing project as"a tangible expression of how the worldwide phenomenon of decaying inner cities, can, through sustainable urbanisation, be transformed into peaceful, better havens and friendly neighbourhoods.
Reaching out means strengthening the community of members-- through nurture,fellowship and discipleship-- and reaching across is a tangible expression of the church's mission, through both evangelism and humanitarian work.
Operational engagement of the Union through CSDP is a very tangible expression of the EU's commitment to contribute to promote and preserve peace and stability, strengthening the EU's overall ability to respond to security challenges with civil and military crisis management instruments.
Tomorrow- and I am using your words, Mr President- our citizens will feel Europe in their pockets, and it is our responsibility, and an important one,to ensure that the currency- the tangible expression of the united Europe- has the necessary credibility, stability and sturdiness that it needs and that we desire for Europe.
The importance of this canonical norm as a tangible expression of ecclesial communion and solidarity in the Church's educational apostolate becomes all the more evident when we consider the confusion created by instances of apparent dissidence between some representatives of Catholic institutions and the Church's pastoral leadership.
From Babylonian hydraulics to the geoengineered archipelagos of the twenty-first century, great infrastructural works represent the apex of design complexity and achievement-and often, by virtue of their sheer magnitude,the most tangible expression of a culture's development, ambition and might.
Madam President, the Commission thanks Mr Colom i Naval for his very thorough work and warmly welcomes the proposed resolution of the European Parliament on the Commission's SEM 2000 programme, which is,of course, a tangible expression of President Santer's pledge to this House in January last year to change the financial and administrative culture of the Commission.
Adoption of the directive consolidating the rights of Union citizens andmembers of their families to move and reside freely in the territory of the Member States and the decision to convert the European Monitoring Centre on Racism andXenophobia into a Fundamental Rights Agency give tangible expression to the Union'sconcern to make it easier to exercise these rights.
In the scrutiny of the social organisation of the subjects, it is possible that, in the process of creating a unique positioning on professional autonomy of nurses,the subjects turn to the appraisal of the professional practices of nurses the most tangible expression of the profession to subsequently deconstruct and reconstruct them through images that have some meaning to them.
