Exemplos de uso de Crucial problems em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This is certainly one of the crucial problems.
One of the most crucial problems facing the city, how ever, is the state of Its housing stock.
Gene regulatory networks inference is one of the crucial problems of the systems biology field.
One of the crucial problems as regards the continuity of the Centers lay in the fact that the project for their creation was never fully agreed between the NSHR and local authorities.
A meaningful contribution to understanding the crucial problems and opportunities of our time.
You will not solve the crucial problems facing Europe through your legal subterfuges or by letting yourselves be guided by the judgments of the European Court of Justice.
I have voted in favour of this resolution,as it highlights one of the crucial problems we are currently facing.
Despite being fundamental concepts and crucial problems in psychoanalysis, there is great confusion within its knowledge.
It has become commonplace among critics to refer to authors such as Proust, Eliot, Borges and Calvino as writers-critics, i.e.,sowers of crucial problems for the Theory of Literature.
EML to PST Converter solves several crucial problems of any person switching to Outlook from another application or even another platform.
This position is all the more important andnecessary since the report refers to the crucial problems related to globalisation and European integration.
One of the multinationals' crucial problems is the ability to maintain linguistic control over its own subsidiaries or distributors in different countries, often culturally and geographically far apart.
They have said that the Presidency has first of all tackled the crucial problems, and, indeed, this is its primary duty.
These changes to the Pact do not address the crucial problems of low growth rates, high unemployment or huge social and regional inequalities, problems which have blighted the progress of the European Union over recent years.
This film series proposes a tragic synthesis of the convivial formsdeveloped in contemporary documentaries, reflecting on how one of the crucial problems of our epoch has been addressed therein.
In this report there are some good proposals for resolving the crucial problems of the Member States and of the third-country nationals who want to live and work in Europe.
An understanding of the natural mechanisms of these fish, both the pacu and the matrinxã,makes it possible for effective technologies to be created to solve the crucial problems of Brazilian fish breeders.
Today we must honour the force of these struggles, andstress the need for them to continue, as crucial problems remain unsolved and other, new, problems appear which threaten their rights and achievements.
Had the authors applied the labor theory ofvalue to this question, they would immediately have noted both the relations and the differences between the two crucial problems aging monopoly capital faces.
Considers that closer cooperation with the ILO will enable greater importance to be attached to the crucial problems of social and vocational training and the development of social, health and labour inspectorate services;
In fact saw the provisional end- pending its re-opening In 1996- of a phase of intense institutional activity,while at the same time a new challenge was taken up to resolve several crucial problems facing the Union.
In writing.- I wish to support the endeavours of those in this House who have brought to our attention the crucial problems particularly facing those in the Gaza Strip and in the State of Israel and Palestinian areas.
L'Osservatore Romano was born to support the freedom of the Holy See at a critical and providential time in its history. It has always spread the teachings of the Roman Pontiffs andthe interventions of their closest collaborators on the crucial problems that humanity encounters on its journey.
Also part of an evaluation of the real brazil,its potential is as large as the crucial problems of social and regional inequalities and, above all, the permanence of oligarchic power and customs and mentalities inherited by a history marked by blood and iron for centuries of slavery.
The European Union is moving towards enlargement without first having institutionally consolidated the common foreign and security policy, andwithout having solved the crucial problems of its fundamental and effective operation.
Consequently, social problems- spatial segregation, crime, lack of housing,unemployment- are the crucial problems we must confront and continue to solve, especially given that the URBAN programme will no longer be continuing as one of the Community initiatives of the European Union.
Whether Greece would be in the future a state-socialist society,an Inclusive Democracy,[17] or a radical kind of social democracy, will be determined by the people themselves at a later stage once the present crucial problems concerning their survival have been sorted out.
Thirdly, I come to the crucial problems that we must solve if peace is to be restored, as you yourself said Mr Solana: the return of all occupied territories and demolition of all settlements on these territories, Palestinians to have rights to parts of Jerusalem, the possibility of the return of Palestinian refugees, which perhaps causes the biggest headache of all.
It is with joy that we have met like brothers in the Christian faith who encounter one another“to speak face to face”(2 Jn 12), from heart to heart,to discuss the mutual relations between the Churches, the crucial problems of our faithful, and the outlook for the progress of human civilization.
What we have before us is a motion which, although not lacking in proposals for studies and research,stops well short of a real approach which will highlight crucial problems not yet resolved and the new problems which are beginning to threaten existing rights and achievements, together with their real causes.