Examples of using To avoid confusing in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Use signal pennants by day andlights by night to avoid confusing other vessels.
Today, the need to avoid confusing marriage with other types of unions based on weak love is especially urgent.
Rather than a total animal-print look,we have focused on a simple detail, to avoid confusing our beastie friend.
To avoid confusing organizations that still want to use the original Mozilla Suite, the new product needed a new name.
Qsymia name change from Qnexa by Vivus was to avoid confusing the name of the medication with similar name brands.
To avoid confusing your respondents, you may want to eschew questions like,"What do you think about our internet service?
Still another reason for the negative definition of nibbana is to avoid confusing it with any particular states of being.
I would ask that we try to avoid confusing the two and focus here on the systematic pursuit of the strategy of free competition.
The Cardinal went on to explain that"if it is not published… it is to avoid confusing religious prophecy with sensationalism.
To avoid confusing these two systemd processes, we refer to the first process as init on initramfs and to the second one as systemd.
Generally Jehu is described as the son only of Nimshi,possibly because Nimshi was more prominent or to avoid confusing him with the King of Judah R'Wolf.
Primarily in the tourism industry, in order to avoid confusing the Chūgoku region with China, the Chūgoku region is also called the“San'in-San'yō region”.
That the content of the Third Secret is of such gravity is confirmed by the second reason for the silence of the popes- their wish to avoid confusing prophecy and"sensationalism.
The MASTER_SITES: n mechanism relies on the existence of the terminator/ to avoid confusing elements where a: n is a valid part of the element with occurrences where: n denotes group n.
American authors tend to use a single term to cover these two concepts1but it is our opinion that, as far as most European countries are concerned,it is better to avoid confusing them.
A line of the Rock Rose description referring to it as'the rescue remedy' has gone, to avoid confusing it with the well-known brand of the emergency mix.
Accuracy in questions is also important to avoid confusing the respondents; each question must have a single meaning for all respondents, no matter how many of them there are.
Mark applications such as"RINCON BEBE"(baby's corner)were rejected by the examiner arguing that"it should be limited to the services listed in the trademark name, to avoid confusing the consumer public”.
To avoid confusing religious prophecy with sensationalism»,to avoid«the danger of sensationalism, exploitation of the content»- here we have the second motive which would justify non-publication of the Secret!
When speaking about complementarity between man and woman in this context,we need to avoid confusing that term with the simplistic idea that all the roles and relations of both sexes are fixed in a single, static pattern.
Most telling of all, if the Third Secret predicts only that a Pope will survive an assassination attempt,then why did Cardinal Ratzinger say in 1984 that the Secret had not been disclosed to avoid“confusing religious prophecy with sensationalism”?
In order to avoid confusing importers and customs authorities, and pending the deletion of those codes from the Combined Nomenclature, the said Article should be adjusted and transitional rules adopted for licences issued before the date of entry into force of the agreement with Switzerland.
A key element of the Authority is the closest involvement of the food safety authorities of the Member States to facilitate the early identification of emerging risks and to avoid confusing and conflicting messages to consumers.
While risk communication for their citizens is primarily a Member State responsibility, there is a need for coordination between Members States and with the European Commission andin particular the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control to avoid confusing messages, especially in situations where Member States decide to take different action to protect their populations from pandemic influenza.
Accessibility improvement: Animations of blocks adding, deleting, ormoving Blocks are now disabled when VoiceOver is in use, to avoiding confusing VoiceOver.
To avoid audiences confusing her for fellow Le Grand Journal presenter, Ariane Massenet, Bourgoin selected the pseudonym of"Salomé.
Ensuring you use the right type of insulin- Always check the insulin label before each injection to avoid accidentally confusing Ryzodeg with other insulin products.
Strengthen the existing coordination mechanisms between Member States and the European Commission in close collaboration with the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control in ways that allow Member States to share information about proposed responses andto consider how to avoid giving confusing messages to the general public; and.
They are well aware that about a year ago I said right from the beginning that I supported the idea of separating the Daphne part dealing with violence towards women andchildren from the part dealing with drugs prevention, so as to avoid inappropriately confusing the issues.