Exemplos de uso de Then there is the question em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Then there is the question of class.
Then there is the question of HIV/AIDS.
Then there is the question of heading 3.
For then there is the question:'Who is deciding?
Then there is the question of Belarus and Russia.
Then there is the question of democratic legitimacy.
Then there is the question of the so-called returnees.
Then there is the question of financial services.
Then there is the question of the ability to invest.
Then there is the question of Christian burial vs. cremation.
Then there is the question of follow-up for this election.
Then there is the question of animal waste to herbivores.
Then there is the question of how RCTs are reported.
Then there is the question of how to bolster our sovereignty.
Then there is the question of the salinity of the earths oceans.
Then there is the question of the salinity of the earths oceans.
Then there is the question of partition, on which to install Windows 8.
Then there is the question of preventing the ignition causing the explosion.
Then there is the question of the Advisory Committee on Standards in Public Life.
Then there is the question of the collection and take-back of end-of-life vehicles.
Then there is the question of balancing the interests of the economy and the environment.
Then there is the question of democracy, the rule of law, respect of human rights and good governance.
Then there is the question of who is to collect the tax and who is to decide how it is used.
Then there is the question of the opening of the northern maritime route, which entails totally new transport patterns.
Then there is the question of those who say that the Church which Jesus Christ founded, apostatized soon after the last Apostle died.
Then there is the question of this new combination of research, development and making and selling innovative products in a way that is actually profitable.
Then there is the question and a comment made by Mr Manders on Article 5 and in particular on the words"transient" and"incidental.
Then there is the question of a more targeted common agricultural policy. Mr Ashworth raised this point, although I see that he is no longer here.
Then there is the question of the long-term consequences of Al Qaeda's rebirth in the form of Sunni jihadism in Syria, Yemen, and North and East Africa.
Then there is the question of whether we can manage to do that during this legislative term or whether we should start with recommendations and then move on to legislation.