Exemplos de uso de Grave problems em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Repotting at any other time could cause grave problems.
Let us take, for example, some grave problems relating to health care.
As this sessionwill once again demonstrate, the world faces many grave problems.
For leaders, they are aware of these grave problems facing their countries.
There are grave problems of infrastructure, lack of training and sanitation.
He also mentioned some of the many grave problems that afflict today's world.
I know he worked long and hard to try to find a solution to many of these grave problems.
Fourthly, the grave problems with human rights in Turkey are not addressed at all.
Any dialogue should take place in public, in international forums, andshould address the grave problems threatening the world.
Despite important changes in legislation, grave problems persist for the time being as regard the treatment of the Kurds in practice.
We have equally alarming statistics on overfishing in that area of the Atlantic and the grave problems it is creating.
He was convinced that the grave problems caused by industrial society could be solved only by cooperation between all forces.
The present Community stabilization target is buta first step in tackling the grave problems of the greenhouse effect.
It must be acknowledged that none of the grave problems of humanity can be resolved without interaction between states and peoples at the international level.
Indeed, we could lose the opportunity to make a properly Christian contribution to the solution of the grave problems of our time.
As an asthmatic who has grave problems when I come into contact with a cigarette at all, I am finding it extremely difficult to move around this building.
 It is impossible, within the framework of the capitalist system to solve the grave problems of poverty of the majority of the world's population.
This year's theme:"The courage to be a refugee", lays the emphasis on the strength of spirit demanded of those who have to leave everything, sometimes even their family,to escape grave problems and dangers.
This saga has continued until present times, but the grave problems that it has caused should not deter you from taking a look at it from the perspective of its great historical and archaeological value.
It leads to the general impoverishment of the world community andin no way contributes to solving the grave problems that confront us.
My fishermen certainly have grave problems with certain of those amendments, for example, Amendment No 11, which is quite crucial on the two-net rule and on mesh size.
Discernment is necessary notonly at extraordinary times, when we need to resolve grave problems and make crucial decisions.
Despite the grave problems which the Nauruan authorities faced in the early 21st Century, the years under the Presidency of Ludwig Scotty saw some measure of stability return to the island Republic, albeit constrained by austerity measures.
While implementing industrial andcapitalist development policies the bad governments have generated series of grave problems for the campesinos of the world.
Certainly, many grave problems remain to be resolved, yet it is also clear that, without all this international activity, mankind would not have been able to survive the unchecked use of its own possibilities.
I appreciate your reference to America's significant efforts to discover creative means of alleviating the grave problems facing so many nations and peoples in our world.
A solution to the grave problems which for too long have caused suffering for the peoples of those regions will not be found until a decision is made to transcend the logic of simple justice and to be open also to the logic of forgiveness.
Mr President, the increase in the number of asylum seekers over the last few years is causing grave problems for Member States, which are having serious difficulty in coping with the situation.
Faisal Kapadia at Deadpan Thoughts analyzes the fragmentation of the Pakistani society into different groups andhow they are placing the blame on each other instead of joining hands to tackle the grave problems in the country.
On this occasion, the Members of the Congregation,considering that Sr. Farley's response did not adequately clarify the grave problems contained in her book, decided to proceed with the publication of this Notification.