Exemplos de uso de Might pose em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Syria might pose a bigger problem.
To the danger, however inadvertent, that creature might pose to our crew?
These apps might pose a risk to your device and personal data.
Be informed of risks which these products might pose;
We closely monitor the use of any substances that might pose a risk to workers or their local environment.
It's our job… our part of the bargain… to screen his mail to identify individuals who might pose a threat.
What might pose some difficulty is not knowing where to set the tents to avoid rocks falling from nearby spurs.
Please note Ocean View House has water features which might pose a hazard to unattended children.
So even attacks that are rare might pose a relatively high risk if the impact is substantial- which is the case here.
Therefore to highlight exclusively the risks that citizens' initiatives might pose would send a bad signal.
Such weapons might pose a greater risk to civilians during conflict and would increase the levels of devastation caused.
Still, this claim indicates the Mr. Hadac knew that he was dealing with a non-conforming lot which might pose a problem in court.
Some malicious apps might pose as legitimate utility tools and malware scanners, but in reality might download even more malware.
And this is hardly a surprise-among other reasons,because the anxiety of being president might pose a real risk of leading him back to drinking.
Cmdlet that might pose a risk to the system have a Confirm parameter that you can use to request or suppress confirmation for a specific command.
Daily activities, such as dressing, walking, climbing up ordown a flight of stairs might pose a challenge for most of the patients preoperatively.
It is right to emphasise today what the new Member States have achieved instead of to carp at the difficulties and challenges they might pose.
Moreover, implicit fiscal liabilities related to the ageing of societies might pose an additional challenge, at least for some of the acceding countries.
Risks that our plants might pose to employees and any neighbouring companies or people living in the vicinity must be systematically identified and evaluated and mitigated.
Often these solutions are ideally suited to performing repetitive tasks that demand high levels of throughput and which might pose a health risk to humans.
Nevertheless, the effective implementation of the acquis might pose some problems with regard to the adequacy of specialised administrative structures of some candidate countries, in particular in necessary basic data collection.
In the late 19th Century, as the American frontier was vanishing,the social elite in the United States began to worry that this might pose a threat to the American character.
In other words,high volumes of assistance might pose big problems for the new members states, as their administrative systems, their absorptive capacity and their ability for co-financing the aid might be overwhelmed by the influx of funds.
The Eurosystem nevertheless continues to monitor developments in the graphics industry andassesses the threats these developments might pose in terms of high-quality counterfeits.
Ideological competition which might pose a serious threat to state rule can thereby be eliminated or its im pact considerably reduced, especially if the state as the incorporation of socialism succeeds in monopolizing the job market for intellectuals by making a state license the prerequisite for any sort of systematic teaching activity. 8.
We agree of course that legal persons should be held liable for money laundering butthe text proposed is still under scrutiny by our legal service and might pose some problems.
We can observe a surprising degree of similarity between the opinions of that time about the threats the European Union common market might pose to the new Member States and today's debates about the possible threats posed by the European Union services directive to the older Member States.
Moreover, keeping in mind the fact that a part of the banknotes are circulating in countries other than the participating Member States,a very fast withdrawal process might pose problems for those outside holders.
PD is the patient that has a diagnosis of brain death BD, but besides that,the operation is only possible when f all clinical counter indications that might pose a risk to the receptors of organs/tissues have been discarded.
During the time leading up to the Commission decision, considerable public concern was expressed about the safety of genetically-modified products andthe new risks to public health and the environment that they might pose.