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Significats de reappraisal en anglès

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reavaliação
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revaluació

A new appraisal or evaluation.

revaluació
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Examples for "review"
Examples for "review"
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We shall therefore review the situation by the end of the year.
The Irish Times
2
Public health is going under the microscope in a major government review.
Radio NZ
3
Others expect a rate increase of 50 basis points at the review.
Reuters
4
South Yorkshire Police said it would consider whether a review was needed.
BBC
5
It will likely help if you agree to regularly review the situation.
Radio NZ
1
The Fukushima accident has also prompted an international reassessment of nuclear power.
Reuters
2
The Papworth Trust said there was also anxiety over the reassessment process.
BBC
3
Yet a reassessment may be underway, according to analysts at Citi Research.
Reuters
4
The invasion forced a reassessment of ideological allegiances in the United States.
American-made: the enduring legacy of the wpa : when fdr put the...
5
Hannah's expression registered shock, then all sorts of rapid calculation and reassessment.
Zero Point
1
In the longer-term, a revaluation could be a bearish thing for oil.
The Irish Times
2
A revaluation of women's work will thoroughly challenge the present conventions.
Feminist dot com
3
First, large scale profit-taking and second the reemergence of revaluation as an issue.
The Irish Times
4
In March, the regime executed two officials responsible for a botched currency revaluation.
The Guardian
5
EBITDA before asset disposals and property revaluation rose moderately from a year ago.
Reuters
Ús de reappraisal en anglès
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However, Bill Kenwright's 2001 production made a convincing case for its reappraisal.
The Irish Times
2
Dissenting shareholders can only ask for a reappraisal of the price.
Reuters
3
It requires something much bigger: the reappraisal of an entire worldview.
The Guardian
4
Nearly 40 years after his death, Pasolini is ripe for reappraisal.
The Guardian
5
This is more like an abrupt reappraisal of what women meant to me.
Climbing Magazine
6
However, contrary to expectations, cognitive reappraisal declined over time while substance use coping increased.
Pubmed
7
He said the honour was a fitting tribute to a figure long due reappraisal.
The Guardian
8
Engineers say some difficulty with the foundations and a reappraisal of costing is necessary.
A singular man
9
After performing an attentional task, the participants were asked to perform a reappraisal task.
Pubmed
10
As he nears the end of his playing days, a reappraisal is in order.
The Guardian
11
This reappraisal is not the topic of this paper, but some examples are useful.
Definition & Reality in the General Theory of Political Economy
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With the widespread use of atypical antipsychotics, current long-term maintenance strategies may need a reappraisal.
Pubmed
13
However, they did not differ on the reappraisal task.
Pubmed
14
When that collapsed, so did sales and profits, and a painful period of reappraisal followed.
The Guardian
15
Now, as the wheel of fashion grinds inevitably round, his work is up for reappraisal.
The Guardian
16
Neither suppression nor reappraisal were associated with the inertia of subjective feelings in either study.
Pubmed
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Translations for reappraisal
Reappraisal a través del temps