Examples of using Practical problems in English and their translations into Portuguese
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With so many practical problems in civil engineering with additional technical
This creates serious practical problems, putting at risk route rights,
Engineering is the activity where the scientific knowledge are used to decide practical problems.
I want to see a Europe of democracies that solves practical problems by focusing upon cross-border issues,
This creates serious practical problems, putting at risk traffic rights,
Moreover, strict application of the price rules would have caused major practical problems during the difficult period of the crisis,
It is indispensable that pastoral authorities take these practical problems into consideration and allow a fair sharing of financial resources
It is a non-copyleft free software license which is incompatible with the GNU GPL, and has practical problems like those of the original BSD license.
it creates practical problems which need to be addressed.
Commission statistical data could be improved and that certain practical problems should be resolved.
he also illuminates the practical problems of this condition.
No significant failures have occurred, although corrective action is required to solve practical problems, such as the availability of numbers.
How effective can the prayer of these cloistered Religious be for the solution of all the practical problems that continue to afflict humanity?
However, the coexistence of these spheres for the same purpose meets certain practical problems and technical.
A scientific handling of practical problems is the surest way to a deeper knowledge of the laws of development of living nature.
Important innovations emerged during implementation and were scaled up while searching for solutions to practical problems which arose in the field.
Improve cooperation between all parties involved to solve legal and practical problems encountered by workers exercising their right to free movement.
I do believe one of the main reasons is that the day-to-day application of the rules governing the internal market poses too many practical problems.
The EU is built upon common values and the idea that all practical problems should be resolved through negotiation, not war.
Nevertheless, no practical problems are expected since all parties concerned are aware of ongoing developments.