Examples of using Basic concern in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Food is a pretty basic concern.
A basic concern, therefore, is to safeguard resources to finance projects.
When photographing there was a basic concern- composition.
Holy Father, our basic concern has been and is that of giving testimony to the Christian fact.
That is not to say that his basic concerns are unwarranted.
Mr President, I would just like to say that the free mobility of people is one of the European Union's basic concerns.
This was the first and basic concern of the founder of GS.
The best interests of the child will be their basic concern.
We in Europe share the same basic concerns and broadly the same interests.
To ensure that the best interests of the child are their basic concern at all times;
The author has the same basic concern as Clayton, but he approaches it from an entirely different perspective.
The birth of a high-risk newborn is routinely assisted by a team whose basic concern is to support the infant's life.
The basic concern is look for evidences of motivating methodologies of the learning in the pedagogical practice of geography teachers.
The theme of the Congress,"Vladimir Solovyov, Russia and the Universal Church",clearly mirrors the basic concern of this great author.
When you apply for a loan in Switzerland, the basic concern of the banking institutions will be to assess your degree of solvency.
Despite their differences, historian-physicians andhistorians of medicine share a basic concern: the humanization of medicine.
The basic concern expressed by these organizations related to a grandiose project in Greece financed by European Union funds: the diversion of the River Acheloos.
UNAC says ProSavana is the result of a top-down policy that does not take into consideration the demands,dreams and basic concerns of peasants.
This was the first and basic concern of the founder of GS. But the young people needed to be directly and personally involved with the ideal proposed them.
Mr President, at the beginning of this part-session,President Buzek pointed out that the abolition of the death penalty is a basic concern of the European Parliament.
Our basic concern is to concentrate all our attention on those actions which may improve on the results that we have so far obtained and which may make our efforts more productive.
The maintenance of guidelines and principles of the SUS, as well as the favorable impact on the health conditions of the registered population,should be the basic concern of the ESF.
Integration is another basic concern, and reference to it is timely in view of the recent commitment to integration made by the Heads of Government at the Cardiff Council.
Applicants interested in these areas are requested to give reasons for their choices andindicate their personal talents and interests in line with the above basic concerns of the Society.
I still have the basic concerns that have been with us all along, and I would very much like to see a proper evaluation of the fundamental rights aspects of this agreement.
The typical Nigerian customer in the electric power market, like those in other climes,has two basic concerns which are quite fundamental, and are given in order of priority- Security of supply, and price.
Obviously we share a basic concern about everything relating to human rights and sustainable development, especially in a context which leaves no room for social exclusion.
There is no consensus that this is the case, however, just as there is no consensus on a budget that will ignore the needs of countries, especially the new Member States.Solidarity is a basic concern for these latter.
In other words, the basic concerns of the bureaucratic administration are reduced to the institution, which is defined as a set of roles, bearing a set of respective behavioral expectations.
We must continue to find ways ofcooperating with China and if each side of the relationship tries hard enough to understand and accommodate the basic concerns of the other, by looking ahead in a proactive way, the future is bright.