Exemplos de uso de To fires em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Then the references to fires appear.
Also keep electrical systems clear of dust, trash, and spider webs,which can all lead to fires.
The toaster andthe Buddha trace back to fires in Seattle two years ago.
With regard to fires, work is underway into their causes, prevention measures and the monitoring of the forests.
Maintains such falsehood,then turn tears to fires; And these,--who, often drown'd, could never die.
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Although it appears apparent naturally on this list of transgression,the reference to fires is intriguing.
The lack of rain around Brasilia has led to fires in the vegetation and in turn, bees escaping the fires have fled to the city.
I must stress the importance of creating a Europeanobservatory on drought and reinforcing the EU's coordinated reaction to fires.
We thought it was far south over the woods--we who had run to fires before--barn, shop, or dwelling-house, or all together.
The 415 was specifically developed to provide the capability to deliver massive quantities of suppressant in quick response to fires.
They need to be alert to fires, enable quick reaction in critical situations and do all this while being blinded by harsh tunnel lighting and headlamps.
In 1969, over a period of four days,three of the six television stations in São Paulo fell foul to fires that destroyed almost all of their studios and archives.
The southern parts of the European Union are at greatest risk of desertification, as various speakers have already said, due to their hot, arid climate,which is extremely propitious to fires.
In Brazil, DATASUS reported more than 14,000 admissions to hospitals from November 2012 to October 2013 due to fires or burns, with 4% mortality and costs of over BRL 32 millions.
As we have sought to demonstrate until now,references to fires were part of a political vocabulary and were used fundamentally to announce transformations of a jurisdictional type.
The decline in agricultural activity has often transformed agricultural areas into fallow land and wild forests, which are not valued andare extremely prone to fires, particularly in southern Europe.
A grievance is to take the service of a professional who has dedicated his whole life to fires but age, his legs begin to fail, while in public administration there is a second activity.
An EESC study group will shortly be visiting Portugal and Spain to study thepossibility of improving the EU's Solidarity Fund, especially as regards disasters due to fires and drought.
That is because foresters believe that rather than let nature run its course, enough pines andfirs must be harvested to prevent a build-up of undergrowth that leads to fires and disease.
A detailed study of the main causes of the dying back of forest in the European Union,with particular reference to fires and atmospheric pollution, and of possible ways of reducing their occurrence;
While the fire brigades wanted to get to fires faster than with horses, Munich brewers such as Augustiner wanted to deliver their beer kegs further out from the city.
Additionally, the government has also formed alliances and agreements with the nation's cellular mobile carriers, facilitating forest monitoring towers where Military personnel are posted to sound the alarm andorganize a prompt response to fires.
Avoid the presence of ignition sources which could give rise to fires and explosions, or adverse conditions which could cause chemically unstable substances or mixtures of substances to give rise to harmful physical effects, and.
The chaparral and coastal sage scrub habitats in low elevations along the coast are prone to wildfire, and the rates of fire increased in the 20th century,due primarily to fires starting near the borders of urban and wild areas.
It is ideally suited to fires with restricted visibility and very high temperatures such as underground fires(tunnels, underground car parks), or any fire with a risk of explosions such as warehouses, industrial sites or refineries.
However, it is the influx of visitors from northern countries, where dropping cigarette ends, orlighting barbecues don't lead to fires, that is one of the major causes of accidental fires, because these people have not been properly instructed.
We shall soon have finished this risk assessment in relation to oktaBDE and dekaBDE, and we expect to have information before the end of the year about the consequences of banning these substances in terms both of a reduction in the chemical risk anda possible increase in the risks due to fires.
Life on the road entailed"endless series of one-nighters, travel on accident-prone railroads,in poor housing subject to fires, in empty rooms that they had to convert into theaters, arrest on trumped up charges, exposed to deadly diseases, and managers and agents who skipped out with all the troupe's money.
Method: a descriptive exploratory study in the intensive care unit of a university hospital in the state of rio de janeiro. results: fire hazards were detected within the unit studied, such as lack of fire equipment, lack of training andpreventive strategies related to fires and hospital evacuations.