Examples of using Pose problems in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Part-time work also may pose problems.
Tax obstacles pose problems to citizens who wish to exercise this right.
The high strength of Duplex 2205 can pose problems.
National schemes may well pose problems for the internal market and fair competi tion.
Improve of the compaction and good effects,where material swellings or shrinkages pose problems;
I do agree that corporate personhood can pose problems and that only individuals have rights.
From the point of view of the legal and institutional framework,the Ecofin Council conclusions of the 25th of November pose problems.
This structure may pose problems if it is not the same in the Member State of origin and the host Member State.
Restructuring of the solid fuel sector in many countries could pose problems with respect to state aids.
Third party tools:Untrustworthy tools pose problems when user by raising some compatibility issues or virus infection problems. .
However, there are a number of cases, andin particular the cases being submitted to us today by Mr Donnez, which pose problems of a different order.
Comparisons of GDP across regions and countries pose problems because prices vary and may be expressed in different currencies.
Finally, lack of adequate energy data collection systems in the acceding countries could also pose problems to EU energy policy.
While the application of such indicators may pose problems for control and enforcement, the implementation of the electronic logbook recently adopted by Council see.
To do this, it is important to adopt pedagogical concepts that bring theory and practice closer and pose problems of daily nursing work situations.
A world whose economic, social, political andcultural affairs pose problems and grave difficulties in light of the description provided by the Council in the Pastoral Constitution, Gaudium et Spes.
Craniofacial abnormalities, including microcephaly, deep-set eyes, high arched palate and tongue protrusion,may pose problems in the management of airway and in tracheal intubation.
One of my reasons for giving this example is to say that we cannot close the door on Parliament's need for democratic monitoring, but it is perhaps the manner andtime frames of this strict compulsory review procedure that pose problems for us.
Where the Commission decides that commercial activities that have come to its attention pose problems under the competition rules, it can obtain information from firms.
Moreover, keeping in mind the fact that a part of the banknotes are circulating in countries other than the participating Member States,a very fast withdrawal process might pose problems for those outside holders.
Opening up of the energy market- together with falling prices of fossil fuels- can pose problems of price competitivity for the energy produced from renewable sources.
Past experience andongoing cases show that unilateral measures adopted in different Member States still pose problems by requiring market operators to adapt their packaging to the requirements of each individual Member State which makes it more difficult for them to benefit from business opportunities within the internal market by selling the same product in the same packaging in different markets.
This important agricultural sector presents features which reflect the domestic structural weaknesses of Greek farming and pose problems which raise(economic and technical) hindrances in all areas.
Typically made from inconel or waspalloy,these most challenging of materials pose problems, not so much in the turning operations, but particularly with the amount of milling required in manufacturing this component and the large amounts of material to be removed.
Stress that one of the obstacles to receiving small children in museums is the persistent notion that visits by this age group pose problems in terms of security, collection conservation and tranquility.
Recognizes that the relationship between public undertakings andtheir State shareholderscan pose problems; welcomes, therefore, the Commission's adoption in 1993 of a directiveamending an earlier directive on the transparency of financial relations between the Member States and public undertakings;
Ch Trouble in share-adise However, as Bern's Berner Zeitung newspaper reported in September 2013,the somewhat uncharted waters of sharing projects like Airbnb can pose problems for those who are among the first to participate and learn hard lessons as a result.
Limit values for particulates, which came into force from January 2005, pose problems and the same may also be expected in future with nitrous oxide when the limit values are lowered from January 2010.
WELCOMES the undertaking by the Commission of a study on the rating practices used in the Community and notes that this study also covers other products such as films, DVDs andvideocassettes which may also pose problems as regards the protection of minors and the functioning of the internal market.
Public participation in water resources management in brazil andportugal public participation can be defined as a process by which different actors pose problems and solutions and methodologies and tools, able to promote the creation of collective spaces for reflection and dialogue, aimed at building and common knowledge.