Examples of using Precisely the problem in English and their translations into Portuguese
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That's precisely the problem, sir.
Ricard shows that we do not have confidence in human nature, kindness, oraltruism and this is precisely the problem.
That is precisely the problem.
Even if the compassion that is felt and expressed for the victims in Paris may be comforting,isn't that precisely the problem?
That's precisely the problem.
Mr Cercas may well make a comment with regard to the next generation,but that is precisely the problem that we will be facing.
That is precisely the problem.
That is precisely the problem.
Women(like men or any other oppressed group) have in fact usually been passive andsubmissive- that's precisely the problem we have to face.
That's precisely the problem.
But the fact that these members of Congress are promoting pouring money out of the country while neglecting their teachers at home is precisely the problem.
Yeah, that's precisely the problem.
It is precisely the problem of small isolated populations of low genetic diversity that threatens many organisms with extinction today.
Yet that could be precisely the problem.
That's precisely the problem, and you know it.
Commissioner, this is precisely the problem.
This is precisely the problem that we are facing today.
These agreements which we are going to adopt are a signal to the populations of the countries concerned that we have not forgotten them andthat we are continuing to work on precisely the problems which I encountered in Tartu.
This is precisely the problem.
This is precisely the problem: the state apparatus remains largely the same, and a capitalist state cannot be used to carry out a socialist revolution.
One paragraph in the proposal covers precisely the problems raised by the honourable Member.
This is precisely the problem that responsible media committed to objectivity should overcome.
Post-secular bioethics appears as a cautious perspective to avoid theoretical rigidities, moral dogmatism oralleged ethical universalism that are precisely the problems that afflict both strongly secular bioethics, doctrinaire bioethics and religious or secular bioethics committed to political processes, the veneration of evolution and progress, or a Hegelian view of history.
And it is precisely the problem which you mentioned, i.e. that it is difficult for radio to introduce digital technology when it has no specific audience to address.
That is precisely the problem, of course: the fact that the issue of whether people are entitled to strike in various Member States is now decided by the European Court of Justice.
But that's precisely the problem: You're competing with lots of people.
Precisely the problem that interests us a lot in relation to this experience is what imaginary produced, what degree of empowerment, what social-political capacity brought you active participation, what hopes and dreams were recorded.
In the first collection of texts, presented herein,the main focus is precisely the problem of the relationship between the construction of identities and the dialogue with alterity- or“otherness”- a key issue for countries formed by the intermixing of ethnic groups, cultures, and traditions.