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Source text - English On the DLO navigation bar, click Setup.
In the selection pane, click Users.
Users are listed in the results pane.
Select the user you want to modify.
In the task pane, under General Tasks, select Properties.
Select the appropriate options as follows:
Translation - Portuguese Na barra de navegação DLO, clique em Setup.
No painel de seleção, clique em Usuários.
Os usuários serão listados no painel de resultados.
Selecione o usuário que deseja modificar.
No painel de tarefas, sob Tarefas Gerais, selecione Propriedades.
Selecione as opções adequadas conforme as seguintes:
English to Portuguese: Airport Chaos in EU General field: Other Detailed field: Government / Politics
Source text - English EU steps up its criticism as travel chaos continues
The European Commission criticized airport operators in Western Europe for being illprepared to cope with bad weather as snow, ice and freezing temperatures continued Tuesday to hamper road, rail and air networks for a fourth day, threatening Christmas plans for millions of travelers.
Amid growing criticism of how airports and other transport operators were handling the snow and ice, Siim Kallas, the commission’s transport policy chief, said the European Union’s executive arm may draft new rules if airport operators don’t voluntarily take action to plan better for severe weather. “I am extremely concerned about the level of disruption to travel across Europe caused by severe snow,” Mr. Kallas said. “ It is unacceptable and should not happen again.” Mr. Kallas said he plans to meet with airport companies in coming days to discuss the situation.
The commission’s intervention comes as Northern Europe’s busiest airports continued to struggle with the weather conditions, with thousands more flights canceled. The Association of European Airlines, a Brussels based trade group, said about 10,000 flights had been canceled from Friday to midday Monday, disrupting travel for about 800,000 passengers. It was unable to provide more up-to-date figures.
Further flights were canceled Tuesday at Europe’s three busiest airports—London’s Heathrow, Paris’s Charles de Gaulle and Frankfurt—as well as at smaller airports across the U.K. and Germany. In Ireland, Dublin Airport said it was halting all flights until 5 p.m. local time due to ice on the runway.
Translation - Portuguese UE aumenta as críticas conforme o caos aéreo continua
A Comissão Europeia criticou os operadores de aeroporto da Europa Ocidental por estarem mal preparados para lidar com o mal tempo já que a neve, o gelo e temperaturas congelantes continuam bloqueando as estradas, ferrovias e redes aéreas nesta Terça, pelo quarto dia consecutivo, ameaçando os planos de Natal de milhões de viajantes.
Entre as crescentes críticas sobre o modo como operadores de aeroportos e de outros meios de transporte lidam com a neve e o gelo, Siim Kallas, o chefe da comissão de política de transporte, falou que o braço executivo da União Europeia pode propor novas regras se os operadores dos aeroportos não tiverem a iniciativa de se prepararem melhor para climas rigorosos. "Estou extremamente preocupado com o nível de interrupções ao viajar pela Europa devido às fortes nevascas", disse o Sr. Kallas. "É inaceitável e não deve acontecer novamente". Sr. Kallas disse que planeja reunir-se nos próximos dias com as empresas aéreas para discutir a situação.
A intervenção da comissão acontece quando o aeroporto mais movimentado da Europa Setentrional continua a lutar com as condições climáticas, com milhares de voos cancelados. A Associação de Empresas Aéreas Europeias, um grupo comercial sediado em Bruxelas, informou que aproximadamente 10.000 voos foram cancelados entre Sexta e meio dia de Segunda, interrompendo a viagem de aproximadamente 800.000 passageiros. Eles não puderam fornecer informações mais atualizadas.
Mais voos foram cancelados na Terça nos três aeroportos mais movimentados da Europa – Heathrow, em Londres, Charles de Gaulle, em Paris e Frankfurt - assim como em aeroportos menores no Reino Unido e na Alemanha. Na Irlanda, o Aeroporto de Dublin informou a paralisação de todos os voos até as 5 da tarde, horário local devido ao gelo na pista.
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