Exemplos de uso de Question seems em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This question seems very technical.
I wish the answer were as simple as the question seems.
The question seems simple enough to me.
In the light of the general food legislation this question seems easy to answer.
My question seems to have offended you.
The one thing that is different is the speed andintensity with which the ill-fated project in question seems to be imploding.
On the domestic front, the question seems to be take on even greater challenges.
The question seems to be whether giving compensation for the inconvenience associated with the donation should be considered as an incentive or not.
Lastly, as regards the burden of proof that goods are for private use,the amendment in question seems to place that burden entirely on the administration.
The answer to that question seems neither very reassuring nor very encouraging.
Madam President, in this hearing at the International Court of Justice about the Israeli security wall the question seems to us to be very badly put and therefore likely to be very badly resolved.
Krishnamurti: This question seems so simple that I do not see where the difficulty is.
One question seems to reverberate throughout the collective consciousness of Android users.
Not quite sure about the answer, even if the question seems to carry an implicit answer, I shall leave to a second question: What is documentary?
This question seems silly since Singapore is globally recognized as an independent state.
It strikes me- and I will not be quite as subtle as Mr van den Berg- that the tone of this question seems to be the same tone as the Stauner report, the original Stauner report that was comprehensively rejected within the Budget Control Committee- the same tone that was set in the explanatory statement which was rejected by Parliament as a whole.
Your question seems to imply that the decision not to march into Berlin was a political decision.
The participant in question seems to be engaged in his treatment showing commitment to the antiretroviral therapy.
This question seems relevant if the IHT becomes more widely used as a form of exercise therapy in the treatment of arterial hypertension.
The question seems to be the difficulty of thinking of the construction of cultural identity in relation to the production of otherness in a globalized world.
This question seems to be answered by a study where authors have evaluated 30 patients with masticatory miofascial pain diagnosed by RDC/TMD, and 30 asymptomatic individuals who made up the control group.
This question seems to have been prompted by the fact that the Commission on three occasions declared the aid in question compatible with the common market and that on two occasions, to date, the Court of First Instance annulled the Commission's decisions.
The question seems to be aimed at the case of frontier workers residing in Belgium and working in France, who previously received family allowances from the Belgian institution, at the Belgian rate, and who are now, due to the modification of EEC law, to receive family.
This questions seems, in a certain sense, inseparable from the theme of suffering.
The questions seem fair given the witness' status.
Of the questions seems reasonable to me.
The silence of the seconds that followed the question seemed to last forever.
His questions seemed legitimate.
More questions seemed to be in the works.
Many of the questions seem to have no concrete answer- neither scientifically nor ethically.