Exemplos de uso de Necessary to confront em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It is necessary to confront it; and for this end what I say here can be of use to you.
I welcome the fact that the Academy also concentrates on the new knowledge necessary to confront the scourges of contemporary society.
It is necessary to confront the different capitalist projects for the crisis of the European Union.
I am also glad to say that, in their wisdom,Member States have provided us with the tools necessary to confront the traffickers.
For that to hap- pen it will be necessary to confront"the demands and challenges" of the world in which we live.
Any measures aiming at a more efficient investment of public resources andreduction of costs in this area are necessary to confront this issue.
Therefore, it is necessary to confront the greatest number of texts with data from archeological and climate analysis.
Regrettably, the unions that could help to extend andstrengthen the struggle of the Oaxaca Commune, have not demonstrated the class solidarity necessary to confront the regime.
Therefore, it is believed that it is necessary to confront people with SCI as subjects able to develop activities in the family, the community, the labor market and in all social sectors.
In a world where people have unwittingly been made into slaves andhave reluctantly accepted that role it is absolutely necessary to confront them with the facts, even if it upsets them.
The Tax Services Track equips students with the knowledge and skills necessary to confront the increasing complexity of tax laws and to meet the growing demand for highly trained tax professionals.
There are regions, and I know one of them well, which, as I have just said,is the region of Northern Portugal, that are faced with truly tragic situations and it is necessary to confront them head-on.
In order to ensure growth which accommodates the problematic issue of the environment,it is necessary to confront both the problem of the scarcity of resources and that of the link between jobs and the environment.
It is necessary to confront the problems underlying the use of these drugs, by promoting greater justice, educating young people in the values that build up life in society, accompanying those in difficulty and giving them hope for the future.
Implementing this perspective requires continuous training of lecturers andprofessionals for the appropriate use of the conceptual and reflexive resources necessary to confront conflicting situations in the medical field.
Cardinal Carlo Martini reminds us that to live in a journey of continual conversion it is necessary to confront who we are and all we do with the requirements of the primacy of God, because only the Lord is the measure of truth, of justice, and of good.
In view of the catastrophe the Haitian people are now experiencing, from the FT and its sections in Latin America, we call for organizing a big, united campaign of workers' organizations and the political organizations that defend the interests of the people, in order to get mobilized, and to demand from the multinationals the immediate handing over and distribution without charge,of all the supplies necessary to confront the the catastrophe, like fuel, medicines, food.
Vivanco said that this is a very difficult issue,because“it's necessary to confront the criminal gangs, the armed groups that terrorize rural workers who have been displaced from their lands in the course of this whole conflict” and who should be placed in a position in which they have a real opportunity to exercise their rights.
For this effective policy against the debt, a left government, provided it has the required popular support,must be ready to use whatever democratic means necessary to confront the financial interests, including measures of nationalization of strategic sectors and a direct confrontation with the Merkel government, the ECB and the European Commission.
For the United States to be able to take into account the injustices of its present,it was necessary to confront what Patricia Limerick 2001, pp. 33-73 called the‘haunted America,' in other words, the ways the diverse legacies from the past, even if constantly denied and/or minimized, continued subsisting and frightening the present.
It is crucial,for this reason, that States and their partners undertake every necessary measure to confront and to eliminate corruption.