Exemplos de uso de It confronts em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It confronts the conclusions with the objectives of the study.
The Prussian Crown is right when it confronts the Assembly as an absolute Crown.
It confronts large farms consolidated in the production of grains.
The Catholic Church understands this competition, but it confronts a chronic shortage of priests.
It confronts the monoculture of modern science with the ecology of knowledges.
What matters, what does not, when you look at an organization, andthe reforms or problems it confronts?
It confronts us, however, with huge challenges, above all in institutional terms.
Its hypotheses and theories,the problems that it confronts are of the constantly shifting conditions of being human.
It confronts a number of important issues as does the report by Mr Bowe.
China's course as a world power will be determined to a significant extent by the way it confronts this question.
It confronts us with what it feels like to be in the physical presence of other human beings without any games, strategies, reading or misreading of intentions.
What the Brazilian proletariat needs right now,when it confronts a capitalist offensive down the line against its gains and its very existence, is not a new version of the PT.
BERLIN- The world's task in addressing North Korea's saber rattling is made no easier by the fact that it confronts an impoverished and effectively defeated country.
What makes Solaris so touching is that,at least potentially, it confronts us with this tragic subjective position of the woman, his wife, who is aware that she has no consistency, no full being of her own.
An essential contribution of the Marxists to the cause of the Egyptian andArab revolution is helping clarify the problems that it confronts and the means for its victory, which puts a central problem on the table.
It's a small event, butlikely it lingers in memory because it confronts themes so central to this placement-the attunement to others, the desire for beauty and harmony, and the horror of anything rough, rude, or ugly.
We find it everywhere, in all religions,especially in the Catholic religion and then with more authority than any other, because it confronts us the principle of everything in it. .
Because he defends the acceptance of the requests,his discourse is more conciliatory; it confronts divergent points of view and articulates them, appealing to the value based on the place of order, on what is established by law, that is,"to each according to his legal entitlement.
Although among big groups of the population there is a certain credence in the soldiers and their promises, their brutal repressive measures are creating a high political cost, that weakens the legitimacy of the new government andbares the contradictions and limits that it confronts.
At the same time it confronts the elderly person with the need to establish a different point of view in his/her singularity, because the I and the Other do not get confused with each other: The place of the person who feels the pain remains distant and separate from the person who‘knows' about his/her pain.
While this will increase the productivity of the economy- theonly solid basis for economic growth and increasing job opportunities in the long term, without increasing inflation- it confronts the telecommunications industry in Europe with a sometimes difficult short-term challenge.
The plurality of discourses on globalisation show that it is imperative to produce a critical theoretical reflection on globalisation and to do so in such away as to capture the complexity of the phenomena it involves and the disparate interests it confronts.
The involvement of the judiciary in the enforcement of social rights prestacionais process is one of the most difficult issues faced by contemporary constitutionalism not only because it confronts, inevitably, with the complex debate on judicial action on unconstitutional omissions and is hit directly by the impact of the absence of adequate social rights dogmatic.
The third area is 1,452 hectares/ 300 alqueires, having 1,000 open hectares formed and can plant 850 ha Totaling about 2,450 hectares are suitable for planting grains Reserve of 35% Soil reddish and clayey yellow, with some fine gravel stains Clay over 30%approaching 40% Flat and smooth topography(agricultável) Improvements They have simple masonry houses Livestock structure Corral Energy Various pasture divisions It confronts large farms consolidated in the production of grains.
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It confronted Percy atop the St. Louis Arch alongside its mother, Echidna.
It confronted the National Guard with Molotov cocktails and rifles.
Two visions of the international order it confront a unipolar world dominated by the USA against a multipolar world governed by a select club of great powers equal.
Yet, Mies was aware that the average family of that time would not readily adhere to this house idea because it confronted conventional standards of privacy 9.
In this regard Saudi Arabia needs Egypt, Turkey, and Pakistan-a misnamed so-called«Sunni» alliance oraxis- to help it confront Iran and its regional allies.