Examples of using Difficult issues in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Ireland can be given credit for having made headway with many difficult issues.
Widely divergent systems and legal traditions mean that there are difficult issues to be resolved in this context.
I believe that we are strategic partners of Russia- we must also be prepared to tackle difficult issues.
since the Liberals would not raise any difficult issues in his absence.
to listen to dissenting voices or to confront difficult issues or sensitive ones.
not afraid to face difficult issues, but addressing them with care and feeling.
What is clear is that progress can only be made where all agencies involved come together to address the difficult issues that we face.
Certainly, we can agree that the Commission proposal entails problems, difficult issues and delicate considerations.
I am happy that Parliament has been able to overcome a number of difficult issues and to reach this compromise.
The Commission also welcomes the fact that solutions could be found for two important and difficult issues.
Secondly, we need to promote the positive agenda as well as challenge each other over the difficult issues such as climate change.
The question of how we involve Serbia in all this is one of the really big and difficult issues with which we have to deal.
Together we can handle not only difficult issues of mutual importance
The Geneva Accords prove that difficult issues can be discussed
However, it is our job to face up to difficult issues and to intervene in cases where society needs pointing in the right direction on political and legal questions.
their all-round good humour in dealing with difficult issues should be recognised.
It is only through solidarity and passion with regard to enlargement that we will find the solutions to the more difficult issues.
As politicians, we have a responsibility to address the difficult issues as well as the easy ones.
Parliament will have to face difficult issues: the liberalisation of services,
Relativism in fact leads to an increase in tension because it evades the difficult issues and passes over them.