Examples of using Very difficult problem in English and their translations into Portuguese
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That's a very difficult problem.
President.- Mr Langer,this really is a very difficult problem!
It's a very difficult problem.
Suppose that we are facing a very difficult problem.
It's a very difficult problem.
This is because system wide authentication andauthorization are very difficult problems!
We have a very difficult problem of arithmetic.
I realise it is not easy andI realise you have a very difficult problem, Mr Fischler.
That is a very difficult problem in theological systems.
Seen through the obscure lenses of the theories of evolution,morality is a very difficult problem.
You have solved some very difficult problems, Mr. Balagan.
Making it possible to change the Java code andhave that reflected back into ToonTalk is a very difficult problem.
DI: Well, we have here a very difficult problem to solve.
This is a very difficult problem to solve, but I hope that we can find an effective solution.
However even the good monitor is not insured from one small, but very difficult problem-"beaten" pixels.
This is a very difficult problem to correct, but it also can be overcome.
Like you, I have to admit that the integration of minorities is a very difficult problem in these countries.
The real and very difficult problem, calling for a clear theoretical solution lies elsewhere.
It originated in the field as a means to solve a very difficult problem, the social problem of poverty.
We must do everything we can via our action plan, butwe must also find a solution to this very difficult problem.
We have a large number of in some cases very difficult problems to overcome in the 1995 budgetary procedure.
Regulation in this case should ensure that we do not in our haste create very difficult problems.
We still have very difficult problems in the area of optical fibers, representing great scientific challenges," says Fragnito.
Designing large, high-performance cache coherence systems is a very difficult problem in computer architecture.
This situation raises a new and very difficult problem, about which, let us emphasize, we are not at present under any international obligation.
From this we can understand that the goal of the monist to merge into the effulgence of the Supreme is not a very difficult problem.
That will hopefully lead them to a proclivity to share more information among themselves anddefine solutions for some of these very difficult problems we have that are by their very nature transnational.
I agree with Mr Teverson that we have had three outstanding reports to contribute towards our understanding of a very difficult problem.
Mr President, the Commissioner is to be warmly congratulated on the courage with which she has tackled this very difficult problem.
They should proceed with their internal reforms andfind solutions for their very difficult problems.