Exemplos de uso de To be able to intervene em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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To be able to intervene we must have georeferenced maps at our disposal.
We must seize every opportunity to build up our forces in order to be able to intervene in this process.
To be able to intervene in professional meetings and speak in French or Spanish with your peers.
You will have access to all messages sent andreceived from this system to be able to intervene if necessary.
As a superpower, the EU is to be able to intervene anywhere in the world where the EU' s interests or values are threatened.
For this reason I would like to repeat once again:the European Union should have its own forces to be able to intervene in cases such as Burma.
In that way, the United Nations ought to be able to intervene promptly and, if necessary,to take preventative action.
Against this background, I should like to ask you the following question.You said that our citizens feel that we ought to be able to intervene in a crisis.
The Shoah teaches us to always maintain the highest level of vigilance, in order to be able to intervene immediately in defence of human dignity and peace.
To be able to intervene in a timely and effective way to reduce this transmission is indispensable to report the cases and that the information has good quality.
That learning from the perspective of constructing, reconstructing,verifying, to be able to intervene and change, will allow students to act in complexing and challenging situations.
In order to be able to intervene efficiently in different geographical locations and time zones, the Eurosystem can use counterparties in any international financial centre. However.
The concerns expressed about budgetary intervention are quite understandable when, with the single currency,countries will cease to be able to intervene in monetary and exchange procedures.
In order to be able to intervene efficiently in different geographical locations and time zones, the ESCB will be able to use counterparties in any international financial centre.
If the integrity and the strength of the EU are important to us,then the European Union has to have its own army in order to be able to intervene in situations such as the one in Burundi.
In order to be able to intervene efficiently in different geographical locations and time zones, the Eurosystem will be able to use counterparties in any international financial centre.
We should develop the capability, with NATO, orwhere NATO does not want to be engaged then outside it, to be able to intervene quickly and effectively in support of conflict resolution.
It needs to be able to intervene collectively in the class struggle, and to respond quickly, so it must have a leadership capable of taking day-to-day decisions in the name of the party.
The directive meets the demands of the UK and Netherlands pension funds,which want to be able to intervene at European level by having a single fund instead of separate funds set up in each country.
And I think that the recent example of what has happened in the case of mad cows is giving a reason for the need to improve the sum total of information and instruments in order to be able to intervene effectively.
Europe has to be able to intervene with common and effective measures to guarantee food supply and prevent the serious asymmetries that still exist in relation to safety standards between EU and non-EU products.
Mr President, the environment andpublic health are like a complex machine with many functions that we monitor and check in order to be able to intervene to make sure that things do not go wrong.
From the awareness of all this, arises the need for ongoing formation to be able to intervene on the structural causes of the challenges that young people encounter today in their growth, rather than simply taking note of the consequences of institutional choices.
This scenario directly influences the professional activity, when the family approach is used, as it requires new competences and skills,such as the construction of therapeutic plans involving people who live in different homes to be able to intervene in specific individual problems.
They are trying to win legitimacy by appearing on the side of the'rebels' in order to be able to intervene more directly and limit the wave of popular uprisings that has been shaking the countries of northern Africa and the Arabian Peninsula and to be able to guarantee'transitions' or diversions.
For this reason, we emphasize the importance of the work of the nurse in the FHS, bearing in mind that this professional must be able to identify the social and health needs of the population under their responsibility,as well as to be able to intervene in the health-illness process of the individuals, family and collectivity.
So as to prevent infringements of the principle of free dom of movement, which may arise through requiring licences or technical certificates, stopping products by obstructing transport on motorways, at airports or ports, for instance,the Commission wishes to be able to intervene quickly and request Member States to take measures to remove the obstacles.
The regulators will be able to intervene if too risky a strategy is employed.
Parliament must be able to intervene on substance if the legal basis provides that it is colegislator.