Examples of using Issues linked in English and their translations into Portuguese
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We urge the European Commission and Member States not to use the crisis as an excuse to ignore other crucial issues, issues linked to the application of European legislation in this area,
cited in the Tampere Conclusions, and certain issues linked to problems recently encountered in Europol's structure, namely.
which also covers issues linked to legal immigration
I support the Prodi report and consider that its proposals on better defining the relationship of soil with issues linked to biodiversity, desertification
the Novel Food Regulation, nor can issues linked to animal health and welfare be addressed here.
meetings with workshops discussing issues linked to scientific field,
In the family sphere, the issues linked to the domestic violence with physical punishment experience
Given that issues linked to radio and television are the responsibility of the Member States, I support the
by raising awareness and demystifying some issues linked to cancer, and through the dissemination of information on rights
Given that issues linked to network security
they also brought interest to researchers who were trying to understand this phenomenon as well as issues linked to them.
meant that we had to direct our research to issues linked to reducing their use for power generation purposes.
the European Voluntary Service can play a decisive role in resolving issues linked to individualism, nationalism,
where different sectors of public policies work hand-in-hand to address issues linked to the social determinants of health and disease.
The brazilian federal constitution of 1988 marked important aspects related to the education vision change especially the issues linked to diversity, culture,
Their demands have expanded considerably beyond cancelling the fuel tax to a whole range of issues linked to the cost of living
alleviating the consequences of poverty in issues linked to the population, to health and nutrition.
Concerning, therefore, your argument which consists of saying that we have to get rid of these two issues linked to transparency because the developing countries want nothing of it,
adoption of new therapeutic technologies to support the practice/deepen the issues linked to care.
Such plans may address a wide range of issues linked to the future role