Examples of using Pose a challenge in English and their translations into Portuguese
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health inequalities pose a challenge to the European Union's commitment to solidarity,
These networks are woven into the fabric of the collective environments of the nations participating in the conference and pose a challenge to collective security,
The SGA infants are pose a challenge to public health,
Patterns in the use of other breast cancer screening methods in Brazil also pose a challenge to implementation of the new guidelines,
these NCDS can pose a challenge to health care teams,
This can pose a challenge to the regions and cities in which they settle:
sometimes directly to emergency services where they can pose a challenge to clinical diagnosis due to multitude of presentations
The arguments collectively pose a challenge to the current and dominant approach to post-conflict reconstruction activities whereby the majority of focus is on bringing security demobilization
Equal opportunities for all thus pose a challenge for Member States which they must meet
human resources that pose a challenge to the implementation of critical-reflective
82 ofthe EC Treaty, will pose a challenge to the competitionauthorities in the applicant countries.
of the acceding countries, a potential slowdown in FDI inflows might pose a challenge within this context, although EU accession may boost greenfield FDI inflows, i.e. investments in new projects,
overall nothing in this wave should pose a challenge, this is your chance to recover health
military realm between the two major powers of Eurasia that conceivably could pose a challenge to future US sole Superpower control-China in combination with Russia.
The diabetic foot and its complications pose a challenge medical, social
This meeting will pose a challenge to the democratic authorities
a renewed evangelization in the countries where the first proclamation of the faith has already resonated and where Churches with an ancient foundation exist but are experiencing the progressive">secularization of society and a sort of"eclipse of the sense of God", which pose a challenge to finding appropriate to propose anew the perennial truth of Christ's Gospel.
However, this situation poses a challenge to historians.
This scenario poses a challenge for Brazil, he observed.
This poses a challenge for municipal authorities- and an opportunity at the same time.