Examples of using Started to discuss in English and their translations into Portuguese
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We started to discuss it.
Yesterday, you know, I went to Minister Mutko, and we started to discuss.
He's recently started to discuss this.
I started to discuss those issues that troubled me with the students at the school.
The Council has already started to discuss the proposal in detail.
We started to discuss what we should do and started to chant:"Deaf President Now!
Latvia, Spain, Greece andPortugal have started to discuss the subject.
Partners started to discuss on questions that will be asked during media campaign.
After the formation of the association,the group started to discuss the expansion of the factory of hammocks.
It has now started to discuss whether to start using it in hospitals, because it has effects that can be helpful for example cancer.
We read the first synopsis from the section Bravo!of CartaCapital and then we started to discuss some of its aspects.
Osamu Aoki(青木 修) started to discuss improvements for the next generation document generation.
This version created a lot of interest in the MSX community in Brazil,when then people started to discuss here and there a brand new idea.
Not Synced We started to discuss what we should do and started to chant:"Deaf President Now!
We got in touch and andjust have elucidated the question when started to discuss about the plant and I showed him the photo.
Therefore, the Council started to discuss this seriously on the second day after President Obama's decision.
The Budget and the Financial Perspective are work programmes in the form of figures, andtoday we have started to discuss the policy programme for the next five years.
The Council has already started to discuss the proposal in detail. It will do its best to reach an agreement as soon as possible.
A statement of these statistical requirements, the so-called implementation package, was released in July 1996, andsoon afterwards NCBs started to discuss their implementation with national banking associations and other interested parties.
Member States have started to discuss the issues concerning the establishment of the European External Action Service and are beginning to understand the complex issues involved.
What surprise I had when the two drivers started to discuss about my appearance, without helping me!
Beck started to discuss multiple modernities, referring to how that process could assume different formats, with possibilities of superposition between pre-modernity, the first and the second or reflexive modernities and without a linearity.
The Council's preparatory bodies have only recently started to discuss the guidelines proposed by the Commission 15629/11.
After 1864, both Sweden-Norway and Denmark started to discuss plans of creating a form of symbolic peace between the two nations by arranging a marriage between Louise and Crown Prince Frederick.
For example, in Finland the government,the employer organisations and the unions started to discuss the possibilities of a programme to extend the working capacity of older workers in 1989.
Therefore, it was'from the moments of celebration,the moments of prayer, that you started to discuss the needs for seeking water out, seeking land, seeking housing, with the survival there in those communities' E. BII, and with the bishop's motto gaining prominence:'There is no lack of water in the Sertão, but of Justice' E. BII.
Once again the historiographic dynamic is present, and at the end of the 1990s, with the expansion of memorialistic events,the Labor Court started to discuss the importance of its archives, considering them as historical documents of great relevance for the production of knowledge.
The institutions concerned have not yet started to discuss this matter in earnest; this is highly regrettable.
Only then, You should start to discuss the merits of the action.
I believe that these are the questions which we must start to discuss.