Traduzione inglese-portoghese per "blockade"
"blockade" traduzione portoghese
blockade {sostantivo}
Has the time come for the Turkish Government to lift the economic blockade of Armenia?
But we now have this blockade situation and we are growing impatient.
Do not commit yourself to a blockade attitude towards the review.
Over the following seven years, Iraq has been subject to a massive international blockade.
It should not founder on the blockade of the German Federal Government.
to blockade {verbo}
to blockade [blockaded|blockaded] {v.}
to blockade [blockaded|blockaded] {v.} (anche: to block, to block off, to mask, to block out)
Let us put an end to the isolation instead of continuing with the blockades.
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Esempi di utilizzo "blockade" in Portoghese
Parliament itself has been calling for this kind of anti-blockade legislation since 1992, since the USA reinforced the blockade against Cuba with the Torricelli Act.
Yesterday evening I was informed by the French authorities that at that stage the only international crossing being blockaded was at Calais.
Breaking the information blockade is a matter of considerable significance when it comes to rebuilding faith in an alternative path for development in Belarus.
All observers of all shades of political opinion have denounced the fact that, every day, the blockade kills more than a thousand people in Iraq, including six hundred children.
But last year the Cuban economy recovered somewhat and now the USA is tightening the screws of the blockade even further, supposedly in order to promote the spread of democracy.
It condemns the illegal incursions by the Israeli army, the extrajudicial executions, the complete blockade of the occupied territories and the extension of the settlements there.
Markets and jobs have been lost and consumers are the losers, whether as a result of the import blockade or the inability to recover their deposits.
It is this policy that Europe must pursue; but above all, Europe must condemn Ariel Sharon when he blockades Yasser Arafat and condemn the Palestinians when they hide behind terrorists.
Blockades are put up to halt the return of refugees and there are numerous reports of looting, arson, murder and harassment of Croatian Serbs.
It means that the European Union must be critical of both sides; critical towards Israel with regard to her reoccupation of Palestinian areas, the erection of blockades and extrajudicial executions.