Examples of using Would duplicate in English and their translations into Portuguese
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In PowerPoint, a drag operation such as this would duplicate shapes while keeping them aligned.
This would duplicate the work of other bodies such as the United Nations, the OSCE or the Council of Europe.
You could simply change your mind andput yourself in that state and you would duplicate this stuff utterly.
Although my suggestion would duplicate information available elsewhere on the net,would it be helpful to have a list of common abbreviations and the parentage of crosses(say in FAQ) on this site?
Fixed a bug where moving a contact between address books would duplicate the card on IceWarp servers.
In fact, it was verified that in the evaluations conducted or commissioned by the Federal Government,, used data from research performed bythe Federal Government and including official documents would duplicate some results.
Having taken this decision, the job of collecting andordering data would duplicate, but a rewarding result was expected.
Cooperation of this type with the candidate countries would duplicate the action of other programmes, especially the PHARE programme for transposing the legislative acquis and bringing the competent authorities in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe into line.
The day which happened the terrible events in New York and Washington,I promised that we would duplicate our efforts to reveal the truth.
On the other hand, I have reservations concerning the creation of a European consumer centre which would duplicate the role of the national organisations, which are effective and would benefit from working as a network.
The Netherlands has even announced that it will use its veto to prevent the agency from starting its work on 1 January 2007 because it would duplicate the efforts of the Council of Europe.
If the Commission were to look into all transport movements of radioactive material, this would duplicate the work of the International Atomic Energy Agency, which is soon to embark upon a similar enquiry.
In women with more than one case of primary breast tumor, only the first diagnosed case was considered,since the inclusion of two tumors from the same individual in the study would duplicate registrations of the subject in the research.
That is the way to involve national parliaments,not by creating some new institution which would duplicate the Council, some sort of third chamber.
In order to ensure that the EU of 25 Member States functions properly, more transparency andcohesion are needed in order to avoid the establishment of ever more diverse agencies, many of which would duplicate the responsibilities and activities of the relevant Commission services.
So I think the proposal to extend the scope of the regulation to workers at this stage not only does not correspond to the wishes of the Amsterdam Council, but would duplicate remedies already provided by Regulation No 1612/68, thus adding nothing of importance.
The proposed amendment would thus duplicate one of the provisions of the proposals for a common excise duty on wine which the Commission submitted to the Council in 1972.
There was the problemof the underground"duping" business, where people would illegally duplicate a copyrighted movie and then remove the title screen with the company and copyright notice and sell it to theaters.
The Community expertise to be developed would effectively duplicate that of the River Commissions, which is precisely something the Commission says it wants to avoid.
It is our longstanding position andthat of the British Government that there is no need for such a centre, which would needlessly duplicate existing structures.
We are, however,opposed to the creation of a Euro-Med Bank, which would only duplicate the work of the European Investment Bank and the African Development Bank.
Delegations fully supported in principle the setting-up of such an Institute,while stressing the importance of a structure that would bring added value but which would not duplicate existing activities in this area.