Examples of using Problems that exist in English and their translations into Portuguese
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one that persuades by its clear and penetrating depiction of the problems that exist in the new Member States.
they are given a version to tell about the problems that exist in a couple since they know each other.
come back to this House with your impact assessments and provide evidence of the problems that exist there on a substance-by-substance basis.
we must certainly observe the problems that exist within the Union, but it is completely impossible to isolate the Union from the outside world.
Any problems that exist on the European market as far as pushing out European products is concerned arise from the 500 000 tonnes of sheepmeat imported from New Zealand.
we are painfully aware of the problems that exist: corruption,
even under the responsibility of the Department of Justice, the problems that exist, and perhaps there may be more[others]
thus allowing better analyze the problems that exist and to arrive at the best options.
in view of the problems that exist in their daily activities,
our maritime areas and to find a joint solution to the problems that exist.
they are diverting attention from the reality of the problems that exist.
The problem that existed in 2003 has certainly not become any more acute in 2004.
Many problems that existed a century ago are still with us,
We have to distinguish precisely between the problems that existed even before 11 September
we have managed to solve the multitude of problems that existed when we started dealing with this Directive.
discovered in communism the solution to the problems that existed in Brazil.
Not every problem that exists in Europe is a problem for the European Union.
But the problem that exists with us is that we don't want to see that this machinery is now shaking.
It's a problem that exists in situations all over the world,