Examples of using Problems in terms in English and their translations into Portuguese
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But each of those methods posed its own problems in terms of speed and efficiency.
Has had great problems in terms of confidential data protection si user security.
The co-morbidity of myelopathy alongside spinal stenosis can cause problems in terms of diagnosing the symptoms.
However, there are also several problems in terms of data protection that the rapporteur stressed earlier.
Its correlation with the BSI score is not statistically significant,which might suggest some problems in terms of external validity.
And the results were very good, with no problems in terms of operation and safety", says manager Schettino.
There are other ongoing changes in the local government structure that may cause problems in terms of local democracy.
Possible, but also created problems in terms of external communications and internal management.
This would cause serious environmental damage,serious risks of depopulation and serious problems in terms of land management.
The opacity of the speech shows problems in terms of access and equity in the care of tuberculosis patients.
Poland is a leading producer of meat, in particular pork, andit is experiencing major problems in terms of grain surpluses.
This is as the manufacturers are still faced with problems in terms of getting American buyers to purchase diesel automobiles.
Much of the company's comprehensive range of stationery required added gloss and off-line coating andhad been presenting problems in terms of efficiency, yield and cost.
The entrained particles do not cause any problems in terms of measurement accuracy and the system can be installed without any interruption of the production.
Political undertakings to this effect have been made- in the form of the EU strategy and the Hyogo action plan- butthey are still fraught with problems in terms of their implementation.
Competition, clearly, has led to an increase in traffic and potential problems in terms of capacity limitations on runways and at airport terminals.
However, as it presents no problems in terms of content, and given its importance to Greenland, we are allowing the report to be processed under the consultation procedure.
The British Government is opposed to this proposal, which it considers is toobroad in scope and presents too many problems in terms of different legal systems and traditions to be practical.
While the Commission's proposal poses serious problems in terms of rigour, we must acknowledge that the draft report, despite the efforts of Mr Maat, represents little more than‘every man for himself.
Finally, we advocate an effective use of European funds for rural development in those areas where small dairy farmers face problems in terms of employment and conversion.
While Tier 1 fiber optic tests can identify problems in terms of pass or fail, they cannot determine the root cause or location of the problem. .
Few European minorities are faced with such prejudice and lack of understanding as the Roma, andfew national minorities present so many problems in terms of integration into the majority environment.
Furthermore, Mr Barroso, we are still encountering a whole host of problems in terms of transparency and accessing documents, with regard to which we do not feel that the Commission is doing enough.
As rapporteur, I in fact had an open mind about this issue, but I accept the Committee on Home Affairs' majority decision;it saw no problems in terms of conflicts of interest.
I am convinced that the accession of the new Member States next year will bring no great problems in terms of implementing the where either the single market or the other Community policies are concerned.
Called Duroplast, it was a mixture of phenolic resinsand cotton residues,whereby problems in terms of material strength and elasticity underdynamic stress and during vehicle operation were soon overcome.
The Waste Framework Directive and the Landfill Directive largely exclude the extractive industries, the types of waste produced by whichdo not in fact fit the regulations exactly, in that many of them present no problems in terms of the environment.
To train the student in the use of techniques andthe adoption of creative attitudes applied in the tourism sector to investigate and define problems in terms of the systematic discipline of design and to arrange their resolutions in the offer of tourism products and services.
It has to be recognised that the increase in tourism has caused certain problems in terms of sustainability, ecological balance, physical security, food safety, legal security in the field of delays, non-compliance with contracts, time-sharing and competitiveness.