Exemplos de uso de Comes at a time em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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His gain comes at a time when the females come out of the anus.
In any case,this multi-faceted exposure of the British Royal family comes at a time that ISIS is under unprecedented attack.
Each level comes at a time, so you should hurry up to catch.
In order to do this, we must learn to not depend on our own certainties, on our own established strategies,because the Lord comes at a time that we do not imagine.
The petition comes at a time of serious violations of indigenous rights in Brazil.
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On behalf of the S&D Group.-(DE) Mr President, Prime Minister Reinfeldt, ladies and gentlemen,the Swedish Presidency comes at a time of new beginnings for the institutions.
Japan's support comes at a time of looming food crisis in the southern African country.
The news of the largest factory being shut down comes at a time when officials talk of self-sufficiency in sugar.
The news comes at a time of agglomeration of mobile payment systems, and we do not know when or how it will end.
It is ironic that a sense of intensified conflict comes at a time of unprecedented breakthroughs in communication technology.
The lawsuit comes at a time of growing public debate over how the US government should be able to access electronic records.
The regional architecture comes at a time(1920-1940) in reaffirming the Galician feel.
This comes at a time of decreased central government funding for local authorities- forcing them to seek alternative ways of funding the increase.
The recent growth in renewables comes at a time of resurgence in the mining industry.
This debate comes at a time of economic and financial crisis when many Member States have had to cut their national budgets and keep their expenditure under strict control.
My visit here to the European Parliament comes at a time of great hope and optimism on the island of Ireland.
The workshop comes at a time when research has shown that majority of secondary school leavers do not get access to tertiary education and those who would like to may not know how to go about the opportunity to take up Open Distance and eLearning.
I am deeply honoured and thankful”, he said.“I am honoured because this award comes at a time when I am on trial for exposing high-level corruption, while President Lourenço claims to be fighting it.
This report comes at a time of cautious optimism for a recovery in EU labour markets, and analysis of recent years shows that the European labour market was better able to resist negative effects of the recent economic downturn than was the case in the early 90s.
The monitoring of water bodies water quality comes at a time where the municipality performs magnifying actions of sanitary sewage system.
The announcement comes at a time of increased international focus on the need to bring more trained health workers to Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
The EOS 40D has had to wait long and comes at a time of fierce competition in the middle segment, with new models like the Nikon D300 and Sony A700.
That renewal comes at a time, he pointed out,“when the topic that we are considering in the ecumenical dialogue is, as we all know, one of the most difficult issues of all between Catholics and Orthodox-namely the whole question of primacy in relation to synodality, especially at the universal level in the life of the Church, and in a particular way, the role of the pope himself as the universal primate.”.
Clementine writes: My conviction for CoP comes at a time in my life when I'm searching for'my right place' as a professional in this world of peacebuilding.
This G8 Summit comes at a time of significant economic and political challenges around the world.
The'Stop Vivisection' Citizens' Initiative comes at a time of transition- thanks to major technological advances, Europe is reducing the use of animal testing.
The increase comes at a time of crisis, in which the state has to deal with a growing debt, with the fall in oil prices and allegations of corruption.
BatteryCare is an application developed by Filipe Lourenšo which comes at a time where the laptop is being widely used, and many of its users don't know how to take good care of its most important element, the battery.
All progress comes at a time: the moral elevation reached for Humanity, she will culminate in the days we live in, but watch, however, its aurora.
The Hungarian Presidency comes at a time that demands a special sense of responsibility regarding the tasks ahead for Europe.