Examples of using Issues faced in English and their translations into Portuguese
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the fourth wave of feminism discusses the issues faced by women and how women acknowledged the inequality between genders.
What escaped to this almost concise judgement in relation to the African universes has been the object of construction of a critique that considers issues faced under different aspects:
The issues faced by many countries in the donation process,
ethical uses of technology in criminal justice, the issues faced by women in criminal justice,
These are some of the issues faced by modern society,
the potential of food security in drylands; issues faced in the Caatinga Biome in Brazil;
also to researchers about the different currents and positions on the issues faced for at least a decade by the academic community:
Issues facing marine ecosystems.
We also provide services specific to the issues facing automotive companies.
Would you like time to consider the issues facing religion and education in contemporary Ireland?
turn the discussion to the issues facing the community.
To my mind the key to the issues facing us is productivity.
Overarching issues facing social protection
Fatherhood and parenting as health issues facing the rearrangements of gender.
Could improve primarily on issues facing the environment and public transportation,” he added.
Ownership of electronic resources is another issue facing the hybrid libraries.
It also requires inner strength to face this issue face or discussion.
While peasants and issues facing them are mentioned in some of Aflaq's work, there was scarcely any depth given to them or the issues facing them.
The issues facing the early World Cup tournaments were the difficulties of intercontinental travel, and war.
It also provides us with the opportunity of developing professional skills that are in line with both the issues facing and the needs of, international companies.