Exemplos de uso de Poses a question em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Which poses a question for all of us.
Wangchen's film, instead, poses a question.
But it also poses a question: where to from here?
The concerning report that no physician had asked for the test before corroborates data from other studies26 and poses a question.
Romans 7:24 poses a question that every dedicated follower of Christ asks:"Who will deliver me from this body of death?
In his inaugural sermon, the new archbishop of Cologne,Cardinal Meisner, poses a question which I would like to turn to now.
In CiberAmérica, the author poses a question regarding the release of the Colombians, even after the video evidence.
Is it possible that among the pundits of the great theology,not only there is one that poses a question, if anything, likely to remain unanswered, ie this.
This poses a question, even if it is a minority, and we should not denigrate the actions of those who remain only a few months.
Mr President, this new round of negotiations poses a question of principle, a question of method and a question of content.
It poses a question of how best to deal with it, and your power to do so lies with your ability to use your Light and you will then be successful.
In the Geetha, 5th chapter(Hindu epic containing a sacred dialogue between Arjuna, a warrior, and Krishna, the Avatar of Dwapara Yuga),Arjuna poses a question to Krishna.
This phrase from a young Rwandan poses a question and helps explain the strange climate in human relationships, and in a very structured political context.
There is no possible bridge: only his body resists in order to assimilate the frustration and move on. En Alerte(2016) by Taoufiq Izeddiou is presented on June 7 and8. This performance poses a question: is it possible to reconcile dance and spirituality through two ways of dancing- the traditional Morroccan dance and contemporary dance from France?
As we reboot the world's economy,Geoff Mulgan poses a question: Instead of sending bailout money to doomed old industries, why not use stimulus funds to bootstrap some new, socially responsible companies-- and make the world a little bit better?
The concerning report that no physician had asked for the test before corroborates data from other studies and poses a question: would our physicians be really disregarding breast cancer screening or would these women not be going regularly to health services?
The substantive assessment of an agreement orpractice with regard to Articles and/or 82 of the Treaty, poses a question of application of the law for which there is no clarification in the existing EC legal framework including the case law of the Community Courts, nor publicly available general guidance or precedent in decision-making practice or previous guidance letters.
In regards to this state law, blogger Bosák posed a question.
You[in a dialogue with Clara] posed a question that left me a little.
Posed a question of honour, and a very fateful question. .
Back in college, a philosopher posed a question to our class.
And pose a question to Bill.
Lawyer Zhou Ze posed a question.
Vincent, I was just posing a question.
Recently, a friend posed a question.
To his mother Yashoda,Lord Krishna posed a question.
Messias Martins talked about statistics and posed a question pt.
Let me pose a question to the Commissioner here: to what extent is the Commission discussing the Lisbon process in the context of climate change?
Therefore,"the German proletariat are also… posed a question of honour, and a very fateful question. .
We could have posed a question and prompted to press 1 if Yes, press 2 if no.