Examples of using Useful complement in English and their translations into Portuguese
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It contains over 1,500 pages and is a useful complement to the more famous Pontifical Yearbook;
It is a useful complement to the communication which highlights the European Parliament's unique added value as the European Union's own democratically elected body.
The assessment of auditory processing is a useful complement to hearing and speech assessments.
The suggestion made by the Luxembourg Presidency to enshrine the principles of sustainable development in a charter was welcomed as a useful complement to the revised SDS.
This Recommendation is therefore a useful complement, sending a clear message to Member States.”.
I am particularly pleased that Parliament explicitly recognises environmental agreements as a useful complement to legislative measures.
Editor's comment: BAT is a useful complement to skin testing to evaluate immediate allergic reactions to pyrazolones.
Secondly, the Statistical Governance Advisory Board is a useful complement to the Advisory Committee.
They can merely serve as an extremely useful complement to what we are developing and expecting from the Commission in terms of social legislation.
The first step should be to locate the lesion precisely, anda lateral chest X-ray is a very useful complement to the posteroanterior incidence.
Such measures, while subjective,are a useful complement to objective data to compare the quality of life across countries.
The new employment chapter in the Treaty, the resolution on employment and growth, andthe establishment of a genuine social policy at European level ought to form a useful complement to EMU.
In several of his letters andsermons is found a useful complement to his teaching on the monastic life and duties it imposes.
In this sense, Mrs Lindeperg's report endeavours to increase throughout the European Union the level of protection for refugees andpersons subjected to persecution. It proposes a useful complement to measures protecting human rights.
Nevertheless, small hydropower is a necessary and useful complement to the electricity generation mix, particularly in rural areas.
Madam President, may I suggest to you that the adoption of Amendment No 46, does not mean Amendment No 47 falls. In my group' s view,it constitutes a wholly useful complement and is in no way opposed to the wording of Article 46.
I strongly believe that the three reports will be a useful complement to the broad public consultation organised by the Commission, which generated almost 750 responses.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, may I begin by congratulating the rapporteur, Mrs Rühle, on the work that has been done on thebasis of her report, which is, I believe, a useful complement to the work of the European Commission.
Measuring feelings can be very subjective, butis nonetheless a useful complement to more objective data when comparing quality of life across countries.
Self-monitoring is a useful complement for care, while self-management of blood pressure by hypertensive individuals is monitored by health professionals with the aid of appointment-reminder Systems RCTs, issuing warnings of individuals who have different systolic and diastolic blood pressure levels.
The Agreement adds aspects offisheries resources management and conservation which are a useful complement to the existing law of the sea provisions although the agreed text fell short of the optimum sought by the Community on certain points.
The initiatives taken by the Member States, most of which have been adopted, have helped to make justice and home affairs a particularly dynamic sector andhave been a useful complement to the valuable initiatives taken by the Commission.
The main messages are a very useful complement to the conclusions adopted by the ECOFIN on 15 May on the sustainability of public finances in the light of the ageing populations.
Whereas there is an increasing demand for home care which enables a patient to be treated in his or her familiar home environment andwhereas this type of care provides a useful complement to in-patient treatment and constitutes an important service with great employment potential.
It considers that the'Europe against AIDS' programme serves as a useful complement to the work carried out by the Member States and intends to make the programme more transparent and to publicize it more widely.
It is important to mention that, as a result of important technological development, Krava is the first service of its type in Portugal and one of the first in the world, andis a very useful complement to the K series which already includes the Kolmi, the Karga, the Karga Mesada, the Ká Se Paga and Konto Kontigo.
The Medicine of the Future- We find a useful complement of spiritual enlightenment in the series of thirteen books by the Spirit Andre Luiz, a psychographics by Francisco Candido Xavier, in partnership, in certain cases, with the medium and physician Waldo Vieira.
It is true that thinning cosmetics do not work miracles, butthey are a very useful complement, since they improve the quality of the skin in the affected areas, something that neither diets nor sports can achieve.
The three Commission Recommendations of 23 April 1998 form a useful complement to the preparations underway at national level in the countries concerned, insofar as they support a voluntary approach to the questions of banking charges for conversion to the euro and of the dual display of prices and other monetary amounts, while respecting the freedom of Member States to take whatever measures they consider necessary.
This information gathered from secondary documentary materials will be a useful complement to the formal impact assessment interviews in ascertaining the real impact of a country's law and practice on access to learning materials.