Examples of using This impasse in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Faced with this impasse, the international community broadened the discussion about the role of developing countries in technology-intensive research in health, says the TDR interviewee.
Faced with this impasse, the prospect of finding the most explanatory variables,
However, this impasse was resolved by a protocol of cooperation between the Foundation
With this impasse, there is an urgent need for discernment of what happens in relation to access.
Our proposal can resolve this impasse and also withdraw from the streets other animals that are at risk both for themselves
This impasse is reflected in the difficulty of selecting suitable metrics that address the profile of participation of disabled children and adolescents.
In the attempt to solve this impasse, a kitchen was built on the patio to provide a more appropriate place.
we will not be brought to this impasse again.
By the end of next week, we need to have a road-map that leads us out of this impasse.
hoping to find a way out of this impasse.
So I would like to ask the Council what it can do to get us out of this impasse.
I'm sad to talk about the future, this impasse.
One of the solutions to this impasse is the reuse of water
To overcome this impasse, we must return to the path of collective struggles: struggles constructed on the basis our needs, which provide the
Portugal seems to be repaying Europe for everything it has done for Portugal by helping Europe to overcome this impasse.
The response of researchers to this impasse was the experimental proposal of the modified Brazilian NMH Scoring System for the diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis in smear-negative indigenous children and adolescents.
The Health Region is essential for one to overcome this impasse of the fractioning of health actions
With this impasse, it was possible to observe increasing interest for the CAEP,
In this impasse of change and permanence,
Those who hold up the Schengen Agree ment as a way out of this impasse do as much disservice to the debate as those who have made it clear they will not sign the Schengen Agreement.