Examples of using Difficult phase in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The Europe crosses a difficult phase.
Writing since adolescence, a difficult phase to develop talent and adorable as complex as the act of writing.
He seems to be going through a difficult phase.
The diagnosis was evidenced as a difficult phase of coping with the disease and the constraints the treatment imposes.
At the present stage the negotiations are in a difficult phase.
The Bolivarian Revolution is passing through a difficult phase- difficult, but absolutely necessary and inevitable.
I believe that the church is going through a difficult phase.
Nevertheless, high schools have gone through a difficult phase due to evasion, abandonment, and age/grade distortion among others.
The EU assuresthe Liberian people and government of its willingness to continue assisting them in the difficult phase of reconstruction.
But then there's a time for deciding,and often a difficult phase of sticking to a decision when opposition to it starts to mobilize.
The Union will be firmly committed to support for the Middle East peace process,particularly in its current difficult phase.
The government of that country is going through a difficult phase as the result of its war exploits.
The difficult phase entailed higher levels of political con flict and turbulence between the dominant elites regarding the orientation of the State's reform processes; but, above all.
With apparently little in common, they help one another through a difficult phase and abusive relatives.
True that humanity is going through a difficult phase and that we often have the painful and heartfelt impression that the forces of evil, in so many manifestations of associated life prevail.
Já in the Campeonato Brasileiro Serie B,the Ipatinga went through a difficult phase, being demoted to Serie C in 2011.
The difficult phase of the implementation of European competition law, concerning, in particular, the assistance rights and the assistance regulations of Member States for the banks, has yet to come.
As"there is no good that lasts forever andnot evil that never ends" that difficult phase lasted a long time, but finished.
Our relations with Uzbekistan have gone through a difficult phase over the last few years, notably since the events in Andijan in May 2005, and we remain seriously concerned about the human rights situation.
Mr Orbán, you know that to succeed in your mandate andhelp Europe through its current difficult phase, you need the confidence of Parliament.
I would therefore like to call on you, Madam President-in-Office of the Council, to really make every effort, with the assistance of the Commission and the European Parliament,to help Serbia overcome this difficult phase.
As Mr Sánchez has already said, the transitional rules are a difficult phase in the process, in the course of which we have also tried to keep the Swiss on board.
And today I would like to reflect on what has been defined as the“little Pentecost”,which took place at the height of a difficult phase in the life of the nascent Church.
It is also very important, in the current difficult phase of the Middle East peace process, that Europeans should continue to pull in the same direction and that they spoke with one voice in the Middle East declaration of the Heads of State and Government on 25 March.
I returned to studying and graduated in education, to better accompany Kadu in literacy,which can be a difficult phase for children with cochlear implants.
It is also very important, in the current difficult phase of the Middle East peace process, that Europeans should continue to pull in the same direction and that they spoke with one voice in the Middle East declaration of the Heads of State and Government on 25 March.
Since the decision of the EU Summit in Luxembourg, relationships between Europe andTurkey are in a difficult phase, and likewise those between Germany and Turkey.
Moreover, we believe it is essential, in this difficult phase of history, to highlight the theme of non-violence in the sphere of culture, and to draw from the deep reserves of human spirituality, making them essential elements in the foundation of the Universal Human Nation, that can now be seen on the horizon.
The European Union must take a decision of principle between solidarity with developing countries that are going through a difficult phase of transformation and the national interests of individual Member States.
It is a document that can be compared to good wine: at first it did not make much impression being rather weak and imperfect but, with the passage of time, the intrinsic quality of the text increasingly emerges wherein we find precise reference points for all the choices andmeasures required of us in this difficult phase of our history.