Examples of using Issue needs in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This issue needs to be addressed.
Thank you for your question,because I think this issue needs to be clarified.
This issue needs further study.
I have always been in favour andhave always said that the issue needs to be tackled from both sides.
This issue needs to be clarified.
People also translate
We are strongly opposed to this because this type of issue needs to be resolved through the UN.
This issue needs to be resolved urgently.
But I cannot agree to it, because this issue needs to be considered in a wider context.
This issue needs leadership, and the G8 let us down.
However, there continue to be violations and, therefore, this issue needs to be raised with the Syrian authorities.
This issue needs to be clarified by future studies.
How to safely use an application in a mini android internet tv box, this issue needs to be considered for some users.
This issue needs to be fixed by the AD administrator.
While insurance may be available to hedge against such risks, this issue needs to be explored with the funder at the outset.
Or maybe the issue needs more research, or is just a mystery for the time being.
They also call on MS to change to a default DENY policy and that the issue needs attention and CANNOT wait until Vista and(or) IE7.
Then if an issue needs to be addressed, it means going back to the source system.
Whether through campaigns, educational activities orroutine medical appointments, the issue needs to be incorporated and present in the health care of the elderly.
The issue needs to be addressed as to why those background levels are there in the first place.
Consequently, this issue needs to be resolved at COP5.
Sure more people=> more companies=> more jobs butit seems the job creation lags far below that of job demand right now and that issue needs to be fixed.
That is a sign that the issue needs to be addressed at a European level.
This issue needs to be resolved, since these people are more vulnerable to development of health problems, such as pressure ulcers or infections of the urinary tract, arising from their disability itself.
Although I cannot formally accept the amendments concerned at thisstage of the discussions, I should also like to point out that this issue needs to be examined further, and that I am favourably disposed towards improvements.
I believe that this issue needs to be seen as a whole and not just sector by sector.
This issue needs to be further studied, given that this matter is still scarce within the scientific community; so it is important to develop studies to deepen discussions about filicide.
I also believe that, in general,the response to this issue needs to involve not only the announcement of actions, but also an investment in staff, which is extremely important.
This issue needs to be addressed with determination, by the Commission, Member States, Regulators and Industry.
The legislation in force on this issue needs to be changed so that the consumer may be kept fully informed and know whether the product has been made from fresh fruit or not.
What this issue needs is a sensible policy that is evolutionary in character, and I believe that a report in this direction should be accepted.