Examples of using To the same effect in English and their translations into Portuguese
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To the same effect, banks in a position of competitive advantage provide fewer benefits than the others 37.14.
Mr President, I would just like to add a word to the same effect.
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Another letter to the same effect from Middleton reached him in April, dated from Paris, in which he is similarly praised.
And that it was incumbent upon each of them to take a covenant with their nation to the same effect.
Paragraphs 284 and285 of the judgment under appeal; to the same effect, see paragraphs 300, 335, 410 and 446 of the judgment under appeal.
Since that time, week after week,the'Weekly Mail' has made further revelations to the same effect.
This quotation, together with much that might be quoted from this author to the same effect, shows that natural inability, according to him, consists in a want of power to execute our volitions.
If that is the case, then of necessity(given that Article 4 is mandatory)national law implementing that provision will be to the same effect.
A New York Convention award may, by leave of the court, be enforced in the same manner as a judgment ororder of the court to the same effect”.
Although they are not part of this review,the results of that study are to the same effect as the findings in articles included here, since the authors indicate that there is a high concentration of smokers in the poorer groups.
Testing the global mainstream gasoline+ 12V diesel vehicles,reaching to the same effect with the OEM scanners.
Testing the global mainstream gasoline cars, heavy duty truck, diesel vehicles,reaching to the same effect with the OEM scanners.
To the same effect, the Court clearly stated, in its judgment in Traghetti del Mediterraneo,(12) that, having regard to the specific nature of the judicial function and to the legitimate requirements of legal certainty, State liability in such a case was not unlimited.
Testing the global mainstream gasoline cars, heavy duty truck, diesel vehicles,reaching to the same effect with the OEM scanners.
It is truly amazing that Edwards could have written the paragraph just quoted, and others to the same effect, without perceiving the fallacy and absurdity of his speculation--without seeing that the ability or inability about which he was writing, had no connection with morals or religion.
Recently experience with cancer of the esophagus and stomach in Japan andKorea seem to point to the same effect as to the benefit of this methodology.
Forester alters Farrow's report to give support to the DN6 licence application and, disguising his voice as Farrow's,makes a supportive phonecall to the ministry to the same effect.
Tying it all together, and optimizing as we go-if a shadow has no blur,fillText can be used to the same effect, saving us from setting up the clipping mask.
An amendment to Article 8 on the prohibition on the use of antibiotics for preventive or growth promotion purposes was rejected in the Committee on the Environment, butnot the recital to the same effect.
I know that Commissioner Liikanen intends to make a statement to this effect during this part-session and that the declaration to the same effect that is due to be adopted by the Council will be communicated to us tomorrow before the vote on the amendments.
In reply to this letter, Mr R. submitted observations to the Commission to the effect that it was wrong to consider that the complaints represented insufficient Community interest, andhe submitted observations to the same effect to the Ombudsman.
Carson says:"Among the herbicides are some that are classed as'mutants,' or agents capable of modifying the genes, the materials of heredity We are rightly appalled by the genetic effects of radiation,how then can we be indifferent to the same effect in chemicals that we disseminate widely in our environment?
Community policy towards state aids plays a vital role in this respect since it Is well recognised that state aids can frustrate free competition not only by preventing the most efficient allocation of resources butalso by being used to the same effect as tariff barriers and other forms of protectionism.