Examples of using Difficult climate in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The truth is that we are still in a difficult climate.
In this difficult climate, the situation for disabled persons is getting worse.
Then, along came the sanctions,which again created an extremely difficult climate.
It was you, Minister,who said that a difficult climate for the economy and society would be created.
The neck's integrated set construction provides stability and prevents twisting or warping,even in difficult climates.
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Unfortunately I live in a difficult climate in Scottsdale, Arizona, so planting outside may well not be an option.
Nature can be a force of nature(like a storm,earthquake, or difficult climate) OR an animal from nature.
The guitar's ergonomic Silver Leaf Maple neck features an integrated set construction, to provide stability and prevent twisting or warping,even in difficult climates.
Following the difficult climate negotiations in Copenhagen in 2009, we understand why some European leaders may be lowering expectations for the Paris talks.
Fences average height of the most common in Russia, so easy to care for and varied,due to the large range of easily undergoing difficult climate shrubs.
Difficult climate conditions, including heat, have often been cited as one of the causes that sometimes complicate the task of the peacekeeping officers in Darfur.
Manufacturers have now developed football turf products that mirror the playing characteristics of real grass and are resistant to difficult climates.
It is an even more worthy outcome considering the difficult climate, due particularly to narrow-minded, intransigent pressure groups, in which his work began and has continued up to now.
Manufacturers have now developed football turf products that mirror the playing characteristics of real grass andare resistant to difficult climates.
In this difficult climate, the EU budget has to play a key role in helping the European economy. In particular, the EU budget must also be linked to the Europe 2020 strategy objectives.
In the case of almonds,the cost difference is a result of the fact that in the European Union they are produced in very difficult climate and soil conditions.
I wish to congratulate the Swedish Presidency for the six months of ambitious work it has carried out in the difficult climate of the economic and financial crisis, the preparations for the Copenhagen Summit and the adoption of the Treaty of Lisbon.
The Performer CW Concert Hall 's ergonomic Silver Leaf Maple neck features an integrated set construction, to provide stability and prevent twisting or warping,even in difficult climates.
The neck's integrated set construction provides stability and prevent twisting or warping,even in difficult climates, while the tapered headstock is designed to provide a straight string pull, ensuring greater ease and consistency of tuning.
Faster depreciation of goods, and the consequent need for equipment to comply with higher safety standards orbe replaced more often(problems caused by the difficult climate and terrain);
Icelandic turf houses(Icelandic: torfbæir) were the product of a difficult climate, offering superior insulation compared to buildings solely made of wood or stone, and the relative difficulty in obtaining other construction materials in sufficient quantities.
Urgency is also the only way to enable the President-in-Office, Mr Cunningham,to conclude the commendable inquiry that has been conducted in a difficult climate and to give producers a positive and definite answer.
In light of the specific features of the outermost regions, such as remoteness, insularity,small size, difficult climate and economic dependence on a few products, all of which combined have a detrimental effect on their development, these regions rightly enjoy special protection, which is enshrined in Article 299 of the Treaty.
Most especially we need guarantees that this action will continue in the long term, because the handicaps of these regions, as listed in Article 299(2)- remoteness, insularity,small size, difficult climate- are not about to disappear.
However, development of the agriculture andruraldevelopment sectors in NIS countries still faces manyinherent obstacles, such as a difficult climate(e.g. insufficient rainfall), carry-over of unfavourable policies from Soviet times(e.g. State crops), problems withestablishing ownership rights to land, lack of irrigationand inadequate mechanisation.
IT Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the outermost areas are distinguished by socio-economic and structural particularities determined by their distance from the markets, their isolation, their small area,their topography, their difficult climate and their economic dependency on certain products.
It is going to demand an inclusive process of diplomacy very different from the one we are practicing today as we are heading to new rounds of difficult climate negotiations, but when we move toward something which has to be much more along a broad mobilization.
Our group fully supports this compromise, because it is very important and obvious that the economic andsocial development of the EU's outermost regions is greatly determined by their periphery, difficult climate and geography and economic dependence on a short range of goods and services.
It is going to demand an inclusive process of diplomacy very different from the one we are practicing today as we are heading to new rounds of difficult climate negotiations, but when we move toward something which has to be much more along a broad mobilization.
The present difficult staffing climate leaves us very little room for manoeuvre in this respect.
