English-Portuguese translation for "to overheat"

to overheat [overheated|overheated] {vb}

to overheat [overheated|overheated] {vb}

Is overheating important in terms of a balanced overall picture?

The Kurdish example shows once more that the debate has become a little overheated.

And we got so overheated in the chase that we had to take off that fur coat and throw it away.

The overheating problem does not arise in Germany in the same way as it does in these other countries.

What will happen if the sharp fall in interest rates leads to the economy of this country overheating?

In the explanatory statement, we put a figure on the recommendation, saying that we considered there to be 0.5 % overheating.

When I mentioned overheating, I was referring more to the economies of the Netherlands and Finland than to the German economy.

The overheating of the Irish economy has no influence whatsoever at a European level, so there is no need for action at the level of the European Central Bank.

Even before 1986, there was the disaster in Harrisburg in the US, where an overheated and melting nuclear reactor threatened to sink into the ground.

A surplus should be used to curb overheating; when a recession threatens, we should be prepared enter into deficit to achieve recovery.

Admittedly there is a threat of the economy overheating and there is a risk of inflation, and that was not within the framework of the agreements made by the ministers themselves.

In that way the ECB will be able to more effectively protect the banking system from overheating, which has recently been the case in Asia, Russia and Latin America.

Stability begins within Europe despite the financial crises on the sidelines in Russia, South-East Asia and Latin America and the overheating of the US economy.

Some time ago, Ireland was severely punished when it gave another stimulus to an almost overheated economy, contributing further to high inflation.

I think that overheating in the Irish economy demonstrates the problems of having one currency and one economic policy in countries with very different economic conditions.

I think it is of the utmost importance for the credibility of Economic and Monetary Union to guard against the danger of inflation that looms from the overheating of some national economies.

Given the overheated state of the Irish economy, there is unmistakable evidence of a pro-cyclical policy when the Irish Government lowers taxes and increases government spending.

It should be said, however, that the Irish economy is overheating as a result of this strong growth and that, consequently, there is a risk that this could be to the disadvantage of the Irish people.

The asylum system is getting overheated because many people who actually fall within the immigrant category still try to enter the EU via the asylum system.