Examples of using Particularly difficult time in English and their translations into Portuguese
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But this is a particularly difficult time of the year.
Negotiations on the 2011 budget are being conducted at a particularly difficult time.
Peter has had a particularly difficult time dealing with his special talent.
He struggled mightily with all of his studies and he had a particularly difficult time with Latin.
At this particularly difficult time, all forces at our disposal have been mobilised.
The conflicts experienced in brazil are going through a particularly difficult time in the way they are being administered.
I commend to your prayers and to those of Catholics throughout the world the Church in China, which, as you know,is going through a particularly difficult time.
The rice sector has had a particularly difficult time in recent years.
Os Amigos With the death of a close childhood friend, solitary architect Téo(Marco Ricca)is going through a particularly difficult time in his life.
We are living through particularly difficult times, as dramatically evinced by the crisis in Kosovo.
However, I feel they were expressing this way,as I have recently been through a particularly difficult time and it soothed my heart that they used it.
Hospitals have had a particularly difficult time with ransomware in general, and this event was no exception.
Nevertheless, ladies and gentlemen, the arrival of our Bulgarian andRomanian colleagues comes at a particularly difficult time for the European Union.
A man who had been going through a particularly difficult time"found meaning to the suffering and the way to regain strength.
I commend to your prayers and to those of Catholics throughout the world the Church in China, which, as you know,is going through a particularly difficult time.
And as Saint John at Patmos during particularly difficult times received prophecies of hope for the People of God, we also announce a message of hope.
The behavior andfeelings of internal conflict that the mother develops commonly emerge in response to the trial of going through a particularly difficult time in her life.
In this particularly difficult time, Pastors are called upon to manifest communion, unity, closeness, solidarity and transparency before the suffering People of God.
It is in this spirit that I turn to you, dear and esteemed Muslim friends, to share my hopes with you andto let you know of my concerns at these particularly difficult times in our history.
It was a particularly bad season for the Commission and a particularly difficult time to proceed through all the normal channels since we had elections, Commission difficulties, and so on.
Let me place on record my sincere and deepest appreciation for the tremendous job done by Ambassador Luigi Einaudi, both as Assistant Secretary General andas Acting Secretary General during a particularly difficult time for the OAS.
At this particularly difficult time for the EU, it is vital to respond by amending, completing and correcting the current sustainable growth model, and by strengthening economic governance and the democratic legitimacy of the decisions taken.
Beloved and venerable Brothers in the Episcopate,continue on the path you have taken to build up God's kingdom in your land, which after some particularly difficult times is now experiencing a new and promising springtime of religion.
This Day is being celebrated at a particularly difficult time for the world nutritional situation, when the availability of foods seems inadequate in relation to consumption and climate change contributes to endangering the survival of millions of men, women and children, forced to leave their country in search of food.
Mr President, Commissioner, Chairman of the Committee on Fisheries and dear friend, Mr Stevenson, ladies and gentlemen,I am speaking to you at a particularly difficult time for the autonomous region of the Azores, as has already been said.
Sixty years on from the Declaration of Chivasso,the historic document marking the birth of federalism drawn up 19 December 1943- particularly difficult times for Europe and for our country- by representatives from the Valle d'Aosta, the Waldensians and the people of Provençe to protect the regional cultures against centralism from Rome, we cannot endorse a Constitution that ignores the rights of peoples and regions if we want to respect the ideals of these fathers.
Cristina Meireles, Head of the ALERT Foundation Project, commented that"when designating 2011 as European Year of Volunteering,the European Union decided to pose a challenge to civil society during a particularly difficult time, both nationally and internationally.
Three races later he won his first victory at the Cantanhede circuit,a track that is being played at a particularly difficult time: when his truck of support to the competition burns with the little material that had managed to buy to compete.
President-in-Office of the Council.-(FR) Madam President, Mr Brie, Commissioner, my friend Benita, ladies and gentlemen, I would once again like to express my support for Mr Brie's report and my satisfaction that there is such a wide consensus on the fact that Afghanistan needs more security in the broad sense andmore governance at what is a particularly difficult time, as you all pointed out.
The next Synod on the theme of youth and of vocations is a wonderful opportunity to meet andengage with this generation of young people who are living at a particularly difficult time. It is a strong challenge to us to reconsider our commitment to them and to rethink our way of being present among them today, to help them achieve their goals, realize their dreams and live their hope.

