Exemplos de uso de Immediate problem em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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We have an immediate problem.
They must be planned with the purpose of solving an immediate problem.
Their immediate problem is energy output.
But there's one more immediate problem.
Clearly that the immediate problem it was to take the people to understand.
I said,"That's really an immediate problem.
Young man, the more immediate problem is that we're stranded up here.
These sort of tactics don't solve the immediate problem.
For these Christians the immediate problem is that of finding work.
The immediate problem is not their death, but rather the impact of their disappearance.
I said,"What is the immediate problem?
The most immediate problem, Baumann, is not to blow the bridge up, but to keep it up.
Let's concentrate On the immediate problem, shall we?
There is an immediate problem: is"Muslim" meant as a religious belief or a reference to the origins of a person?
Genetically modified organisms(GMOs)are not the solution, because the immediate problem is not production but distribution.
In other words, to solve an immediate problem, people end up training their dogs to bark more and more!
Percentage of Public Opinion in each Member State which sees Environmental Protection in the Community as an Immediate Problem 1989.
When telephone support cannot solve an immediate problem, emergency on-site assistance may be necessary.
His immediate problem was to remedy the glaring error, presented by ramsey, on the tractarian remarks about the logical necessity.
They would borrow money from money lenders, at very high interest rates,to get over their immediate problem and frequent borrowing turned into a habit.
Yes, but the more immediate problem we have is finding someone who has enough money in order to cash out this nugget right here on the spot.
Our task, as suppliers of secondary packaging systems for beverageindustry, is not just to install a system,simply providing a solution for an immediate problem.
As long as you are trying to solve merely the immediate problem- here, the problem of starvation in India- you are faced with insurmountable difficulties.
If restrictions are imposed on us that narrow our options for need fulfillment, it is likely that the decisions that are made,although they may seem to be the best possible choices under the circumstances to solve the immediate problem, will have the effect of limiting our spontaneity and flexibility in problem solving and in relating to people.
Our on-site support not only resolves the immediate problem, but helps instruct the user on how to resolve the problem in future incidences, rather then resorting to their usual complete display of arrogance.
I think it is one of the most difficult things to be so aware because we are caught in the immediate problem and in its immediate solution, and so our lives are very superficial.
We believe that the immediate problem concerning risk factors, which students faced in the clinical case, and the solutions that the students found were based on information taught in the classroom on risk assessment for pressure ulcers.
Having a framework like Foundation in place offers a prefabricated solution that frees you up from solving the immediate problem, like"what do buttons look like on the site" and lets you move into more complex problems such as"is there a better way to implement this button?
Concurrently, the new mother must engage in immediate problem solving regarding infant care, think through new and unexpected situations, develop a new social and/or medical support system, and learn a vast array of care taking skills and behaviors ranging from breast feeding, to bathing a baby, to managing work and motherhood, while restructuring all aspects of personal and family time management.
While there is no directlink be tween the general level of education and training and the more immediate problem of skill shortages, the greater the relevance, quality and amount of education and training, the more likely it is that the labour force will have the capacity and flexibility, not only to do or learn what is required, but also to be able to cope with change.