Examples of using Useful to discuss in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Is it even useful to discuss productivity?
Different people will have different personal priorities andit can be useful to discuss what these would be in a disaster.
It is often useful to discuss these with a colleague or even your boss.
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Patent canvas is useful to discuss and integrate insights on how the patent creates value.
The meeting favoured by the large availability of the referent of the circle IZ8EEI John,it was useful to discuss the growth of the association, on the facts of the present and future programs.
Some people find it useful to discuss their feelings and issues with other people who have similar problems and experiences.
This website provides information and tips on living with heart failure and coping with your emotions and your relationships, butsometimes you may find it useful to discuss these feelings with a healthcare professional.
In some cases, perhaps be useful to discuss the actual wording further.
This is the road along which we should be going, in my opinion, because, as you will appreciate, I cannot imagine a future common European law governing the secret services,though I do think it is extremely useful to discuss the topic.
I am sure that it will be useful to discuss the details later this week.
Secondly, we suggest that, should it prove necessary to move one of the items of debate to a later session, that this be the item concerning Bosnia and Herzegovina, not because we see it as unimportant, but because it is less urgent, andit will be equally useful to discuss it during a future session.
It may also be very useful to discuss what priorities the whole community might have in a disaster.
As an introduction to this course we believe it useful to discuss its subject matter first in a general way.
While it can be useful to discuss these matters and to tease them out, the particular timing of this report, which I accept was a long time in the pipeline, is causing an awful lot of collateral damage, which perhaps it was not intended to do.
I have pointed out the need for a debate- it would be useful to discuss the issue and we will submit solutions as soon as possible.
It will also be useful to discuss the use of airspace by non-civil aviation and I can confirm that there is an ongoing debate on the notion of state aircraft and flights for institutional and State assignments; I have gathered very interesting opinions on the role of national courts, which will have their say in providing a response as to individual responsibility when the right conditions exist.
The Commission has put a question to Parliament:does it consider that it would be useful to discuss the application and use of body scanners in airports as a non-mandatory checking system?
IT Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,I believe that it is useful to discuss a specific economic instrument to support islands, their special features and characteristics, and I believe that it is useful for cohesion policy to pay special attention to the outermost regions.
Heart failure support groups Some people find it useful to discuss their feelings and issues with other people who have similar problems and experiences.
In addition, you might find it useful to discuss with the carpenter how to protect a wood installation against damage.
However, it is noteworthy that these same images can be useful to discuss stereotypes, the construction of the professional identity of the nurse, the psychological care models reproduced in the last centuries and the likely changes.
The conclusion was that the analysis of this type of document can be useful to discuss some issues about the Portuguese cultural identity and the role of commemorative exhibitions in producing representations of culture and social identity.
Despite the limitations in this study, mainly deriving from the small number of coordinators interviewed,the evidence presented can be useful to discuss the theme, as well as to develop future studies on the importance of the coordinators and their role in the pedagogical choices for the technical courses, with a view to strengthening the importance of the Unified Health System.
There are so many useful matters to discuss.