Exemplos de uso de This whole problem em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I believe that one country has caused this whole problem.
We must also ensure that this whole problem is debated at the next WTO negotiations.
It is the sovereign rule that is going to solve and settle this whole problem.
I see Paul away there with this whole problem spread out before him.
What we cannot agree to, however, is a narrow understanding of this whole problem.
Unless one understands this whole problem, merely to develop a technique of looking becomes frightful.
But if our blabbity bride would shut up, this whole problem would go away.
Let us see how this whole problem of contemporary adolescence interrelates with the categories of experience, transmission, and time.
The successive synthesis of the manifold- an act performed by means of the productive imagination-locates this whole problem for Kant within transcendental philosophy.
Mr Maher(LDR).- Mr President,one very worrying aspect of this whole problem is that there is an inherent contradiction, I believe, in the approach of the United States to world trade.
But this House, even if it is only a parliament of twelve states as yet,has to think this whole problem through in all its aspects.
But it comes into being naturally as compassion,when this whole problem of existence as fear, greed, envy, despair and hope has been understood and resolved.
In the meantime, the Commission has done its homework by establishing the risk indicators that will help us to analyse this whole problem in all Member States on an objective basis.
It's like once again there's this whole problem of design being often misunderstood for art, or the idea that is so diffuse that designers want to aspire to, would like to be called, artists.
Both Mr Solana and Mr Patten, and most of the speakers,have revealed a sort of surrealistic Dr Strangelove-style logic surrounding this whole problem area, a logic which goes like this: shoot first and ask questions later!
In my opinion,the Commission's approach to this whole problem is a negation of its responsibility on conservation and sustainability of stocks and a recipe for conflict.
The Commission trusts that measures will continue to be adopted, as necessary, to end the trade embargo against Cuba, since the economic sanctions and unilateral measures aimed at isolating the Cuban regime have a grave impact on the economic and social rights of the population,which is the most vulnerable sector in this whole problem.
There is also a third aspect that I feel should be highlighted: this whole problem stems from one of the greatest sources of wealth in the world, namely diamonds.
I believe that this whole problem- which has never really been resolved in the European Union, but is becoming more and more significant because of the take-up of external aid and the scale of the Structural Funds- is one which deserves greater attention.
I would, however, like to draw the attention of this House andof the Commission to an often neglected aspect of this whole problem, i.e. the resignation of the parties responsible at the European, and more especially the national, level for the health and safety of consumers.
To understand this whole problem of influence, the influence of experience, the influence of knowledge, of inward and outward motives to find out what is true and what is false and to see the truth in the so-called false- all that requires tremendous insight, a deep inward comprehension of things as….
Even before it becomes clear just what the implicit meaning of a present experiencing is, both persons can refer to it, both persons can call it"this feeling which is so andso," or"this whole problem with your mother," or,[Page 242]"what you are trying to get at seems to be somewhat scary," or similar words which obviously refer to this in the individual, to which he now directly refers.
We must certainly draw serious conclusions from this whole problem, and in every country, both within the euro area and outside it, the way out entails recognising our problems honestly and providing our own measures for getting out of the difficulties, and additionally, solidarity from the European Union.
To understand this whole problem of influence, the influence of experience, the influence of knowledge, of inward and outward motives to find out what is true and what is false and to see the truth in the so-called false- all that requires tremendous insight, a deep inward comprehension of things as they are, does it not?