Exemplos de uso de Resolved only em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This issue can be resolved only by Apple employees.
The crisis of imperialism expressed in the war could be resolved only by Socialism.
One is resolved only upon the beautiful: this is the third liberation.
This process of balancing the situation will be completely resolved only after the Event.
The problems are resolved only when they are seen clearly and swiftly.
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The comprehension of the space of the research is not resolved only through a technical domain.
Among the 11 grievances resolved, only one was deemed founded and classified as related to discrimination.
The preparation has to correspond to age of the child,many of them are resolved only from 3 years.
The Kuwait crisis can be resolved only by negotiation, not by military force.
The crisis of the proletarian leadership, having become the crisis in mankind's culture, can be resolved only by the Fourth International.
I can say that we agreed that the situation can be resolved only by peaceful means and within the framework of the Ukrainian constitution.
Using SxS card on devices that are running out of battery may corrupt its file system causing card not formatted error,which can be resolved only by formatting card.
Numerous problems of the modem time can be resolved only on the basis of equality and mutual respect.
The conflict was resolved only after the overthrow of the Greek military junta of 1967-1974, whose strong ideological pro-Katharevousa stance had ultimately contributed to bringing that language form into disrepute.
However, had two major limitations that were resolved only later, off Portugal.
Of the 116 grievances resolved, only 14 were upheld, of which 12 related to discrimination and 2 to human rights.
And he added:«We cannot delude ourselves that the problem of the Palestinians can be resolved only in the context of relations with Israel.
It considered that this crisis could be resolved only through a constructive dialogue between the parties, in par ticular between Liberia and Guinea.
In addition, the information provided by one single sensor is often ambiguous andcan be resolved only by combining cues from multiple sensory sources.
The question of the supply of the army should be resolved only by those in charge of the Economic Council, which is placed under the control of the whole economic life of the country.
The problem of the relationship between morality andthe scientific spirit has been resolved only in the most general fashion by Marxist philosophy.
The combination of such components can be resolved only by a specialist who must simultaneously check the amount of potassium in the blood and monitor the work of the kidneys.
Other Contracting Parties, however,took the view that the problems affecting the trading system could be resolved only within wide-ranging multilateral trade negotiations.
The issues which the whole continent faces can be resolved only through ever closer cooperation between Russia and the European Union.
In our case, it is beginning to be understood that some problems that seriously concern Europe- above all terrorism andimmigration- will be resolved only by better cooperation between North and South.
I am convinced that these various problems can be resolved only through long-term and complex plans of action and European-wide cooperation.
Mr President, honourable Members, the High Representative of the European Union, Mr Javier Solana, stated in an interview with the Greek Tribune that,unless the Cyprus problem can be resolved, only the Greek Cypriot part of the island will accede to the European Union.
The clash led to the forcible deposition andexile of Apokaukos in 1220, and was resolved only in May 1221 after a synod including representatives from most of the senior sees in Greece and the Epirote domains.
Cisco's 2018 Annual Cybersecurity Report indicates that only 26% of the problems found by security equipment could be resolved only using technology, leaving a gap of 74% unresolved.
The dispute led to the forcible deposition andexile of Apokaukos in 1220, and was resolved only in May 1221 after a synod including representatives from most of the senior sees in Greece and the Epirote domains.