Examples of using Difficult decisions in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The politically difficult decisions that confront us are the mark of a negotiation that has moved well beyond the easy choices.
as a country to make the difficult decisions that would be necessary?
The confirmation of a breast cancer diagnosis confronts women and their families with difficult decisions and coping experiences.
producers to take important and sometimes difficult decisions about their future in the sector.
open market- is the product of all these difficult reforms, all these difficult decisions we have made.
Some of the greatest men are shaped by the difficult decisions they had to make.
As leaders, we often have to make difficult decisions in the interests of those we serve,
Making difficult decisions based on incomplete information from my limited decoding ability is your job.
They trust you to make difficult decisions, and to do the principled thing instead of what's politically expedient.
They know that difficult decisions bring immediate infamy
Every soldier has to make difficult decisions and visit dark places in this engaging, gritty narrative.
And the Bush administration is facing some difficult decisions on troop levels for the war in Iraq.
This brings me to one of the major aspects of foreign policy which have forced the Community into difficult decisions over the past six months.
may contribute to difficult decisions.
Moving a parent to a nursing home… is one of life's most difficult decisions.
However, we cannot hide the fact that the agreements on the common agricultural policy are essentially yet another way of putting off difficult decisions until a later date.
didn't really have any difficult decisions until the final table.
larger intake of immigrants, faces some difficult decisions.
accused Fung of avoiding difficult decisions.
also to enable them to make difficult decisions.