Examples of using Need to find a solution in English and their translations into Portuguese
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We need to find a solution.
But you're also this man, and… we need to find a solution.
You don't need to find a solution for everything.
Let me be clear: we definitely need to find a solution now.
So we need to find a solution very rapidly.
It is of no use to regret about what happened, you need to find a solution.
We obviously need to find a solution to this.
With all the potential risks, headaches andloss of privacy associated with a leak, you need to find a solution as soon as possible.
So, we need to find a solution for Captain Moran's phantom limb pain.
If we can buy this idea,then we will need to find a solution to eliminate waste, i.e.
Firstly, we need to find a solution to the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians.
So having seen this danger to the economy,I thought, we need to find a solution to this problem.
We need to find a solution, which is never a violent one, because violence only creates new wounds.
So having seen this danger to the economy,I thought, we need to find a solution to this problem.
This is why we need to find a solution in the interests of justice and a healthy European economy.
The Union and we, as the Presidency and as a Member State,support the need to find a solution on the basis of the Annan plan.
We need to find a solution which satisfies our expectations but also takes into account the specific situation of India.
Arizmendi Esquivel reiterated the need to find a solution, but still asked to lay down weapons.
I also recognise the value of existing aid systems in certain Member States,especially for small agricultural distilleries, and the need to find a solution for them.
On category 4, we also need to find a solution together with the Council.
Mr Védrine also called for cooperation with the United Nations to be stepped up, reiterating the EU's support for the Secretary-General,the UN's reform efforts and the need to find a solution to the organisation's lingering financial problems.
There is also an urgent need to find a solution for kick-starting the review of the European Solidarity Fund Regulation.
First of all,I very much support what the common position states about the need to find a solution concerning employers and the self-employed.
I wish to stress the need to find a solution for restricting data transfers, which will only allow data to be exchanged for persons suspected of terrorism.
The turmoil in the financial markets continues and we urgently need to find a solution to the debt crisis in several countries.
The Council underlined the need to find a solution to the transit of persons and goods to and from Kaliningrad on the basis of the following principles, keeping in mind the conclusions of the European Council in Seville.
As a direct result of my growing DVD collection I felt the need to find a solution to a basic requirement- backing up my DVDs.
Mr President, Mr Verheugen and I are not, presumably, in much agreement, politically, about a lot of things, but I have to say that I have seldom heard so good and precise a description of the problems weare now to face. Nor have I heard so good and precise a description of our need to find a solution to our problems.
It cameto the conclusion that there was no qualified majority on the reduction of the turnover thresholds butagreed on the need to find a solution to the problem of concentrations which currently requiresimultaneous notification in at least three Member States.
For President Bush to tell the EU delegation in Washington this week that he acknowledges both the problem and the need to find a solution is hollow rhetoric, when the US distances itself from the only solution on the table, and that a partial solution at best.