English-Portuguese translation for "to typify"

to typify [typified|typified] {vb} (also: to characterize, to mark)

to typify [typified|typified] {vb} (also: to play, to act, to represent, to enact)

to typify [typified|typified] {vb} (also: to type)

This austere attitude has also typified my approach to the budget.

The meeting in Biarritz was typified by very strange happenings.

These are only the technicalities which typify Mr Mugabe's craftiness.

This kind of language typifies the way in which the Commission fails to clearly express what it stands for.

These problems are significant and typified by Eurostat and have failed to be addressed.

The energy sector is the most important area in which we are investing, yet it is also typified by an inherent paradox.

Mr President, the agricultural budget is probably typified by strokes of good fortune as well as huge setbacks.

Although confidentiality typifies the very nature of the activities of intelligence services, more supervision is required.

Now we see a series of amendments, which typifies the approach of this Parliament: seeking to make slightly better something that is inherently flawed.

Madam President, I should like to revisit briefly the problems which have typified the animal products sector for the past couple of months and years.

Why do we not let the Commission continue with, and further develop, this type of cooperation, which also typified the preparatory work for Lisbon, in a socio-economic field?

However, as far as my group is concerned, our support is not really heart-felt, and this has everything to do with the tragic rituals and traditions which typify the budgetary procedure.

   – Mr President, today ’ s debate on the second reading of the sweeteners directive typifies a development that I regard with increasing disquiet and grave concern.