Examples of using To implement in practice in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Everyone said that the Directive was good,but difficult to implement in practice.
Take urgent action to implement in practice the law of 1976 prohibiting the practice of bondage.
However, proposals are disassociated or are difficult to implement in practice.
This may be hard to implement in practice, and may even lead to systematic losses every time the composition changes.
This is all well and good on paper, butthis can be very difficult to implement in practice.
The project that the coup leaders intend to implement in practice is an authoritarian, anti-people, anti-democratic, regressive project and contrary to Brazilian sovereignty.
The UK already has a full body of law regarding discrimination,which continues to prove difficult to implement in practice.
Perhaps that is impossible to implement in practice, but a first step should be to increase knowledge both of the carbon content of everything we buy and of the carbon emitted by our forms of transport.
And yet, many tips on Feng Shui are likelyadvisory in nature, their use is not always appropriate to call,more difficult to implement in practice.
Furthermore, it should be emphasized that higher entity transfer rates may prove impossible to implement in practice, whether because of legal and tax impediments or because of the economic scenario that such entities eventually face.
Additionally, the results show the need for future clinical studies to test programs designed to strengthen cognitive and emotional skills,producing new scientific evidence to implement in practice.
This attack may seem to be difficult to implement in practice, but it is not impossible when using insecure media(e.g., public networks, such as the Internet or wireless forms of communications)- for example, a malicious staff member at Alice or Bob's Internet Service Provider(ISP) might find it quite easy to carry out.
Then, the challenges of working with the nursing team with resistance can affect the performance of students who want to implement in practice what they have learned in the classroom.
That must be enforced, and we- this House and the Commission- must togetherrequire the Member States, once and for all, to implement in practice a new strategy for agriculture.
While EU law lays down the principle of equal treatment between women and men- anda directive has already been adopted to this end- this principle has always proved difficult to implement in practice.
The involvement of workers' and employers' representatives(the"social partners") in government reforms is vital, as solutions found through social dialogue tend to have wider acceptance in society,to be easier to implement in practice and to be less liable to give rise to conflict.
The adoption of origin labelling for meat and milk in processed products is a regrettable move, because it imposes significant costs on producers andseems almost impossible to implement in practice.
This is very patronising, burdening businesses, as it does, with bureaucratic nonsense simply to hammer home a number of principles that are universally accepted butare not always easy to implement in practice.
Although it contains some proposals which are worthy of consideration,I have a low opinion of the type of gesture politics which calls for restrictive measures that are almost impossible to implement in practice.
Finally, Amendment Nos 6, 45 and 48 which provide that non-registered persons excluded from the scope of the directive should comply with information requirements,would be extremely difficult for the Member States to implement in practice.
The EU should continue its discussion with Turkey on the definition of minorities(which Turkey bases on the Treaty of Lausanne), with a view to the difficulties it raises for Turkey to ratify without reservations,as well as to implement in practice, relevant international instruments.
Mr President, Mr Giscard d'Estaing, Mr Trichet, Mr Almunia, ladies and gentlemen, over the last 50 years Europe has often proved its capacity for setting out grand ambitions and for developing the spirit andthe determination needed to implement in practice the ambitions it cherishes.
However, the use of exogenous markers is complex,expensive and difficult to implement in clinical practice.
Shown, in concrete measures,determination to fully implement in practice the legal reforms concerning the cultural rights of the Kurds in the South-Eastern provinces of the country;
That the overriding question is now how to implement simplification in practice.
It is crucial for theAnkara Government not only to adopt laws in order to meet the Copenhagen criteria, but also to implement them in practice.
The combination of a very large quantity of legislation and the deficient quality of such legislation makes for a lack of clarity andmakes it difficult to implement legislation in practice.
As the new method requires less additional measurements,it would be easier to implement in clinical practice, promoting an increase in the use of EOAproj.