Exemplos de uso de Had to be kept em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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You said it had to be kept secret.
Jesus recites several of God's commandments which had to be kept.
Paul's ministry had to be kept abreast of his teaching.
All he knew was that the hunter had to be kept alive.
Their real identity had to be kept strictly secret, even from themselves.
Nobody was allowed to celebrate my birth because it had to be kept a secret.
This had to be kept a secret when my parents kept an illegal corpse in the basement.
Bayta explains that she regrets her actions,but the secret had to be kept from the Mule at all costs.
Again, work hours had to be kept long- longer than 40 hours per week- for military reasons.
It was a"tradition" which had been handed down to the neophytes"in mystery" and had to be kept"in silence.
The recipient bodies had to be kept alive with mechanical ventilation and drugs to stimulate the heart.
This theory, this pluralist theory champion, was champion by proponents of institutions that argued that people had to be kept in their places.
They had to be kept in an uneasy state, never fully certain that they would be able to"hold out" to the end.
Veronica, you are now seeing clearly why Ireland had to be kept in darkness and under strict control, so that the Cabal could survive.
The new version contains different excipients which improve its thermostability at room temperature while the old version had to be kept in a cool place.
On the other hand,as St. Basil says himself, certain"traditions" had to be kept"unwritten" in order to prevent profanation at the hands of the infidel.
Roosegaarde was first inspired to find a solution to air purity when hespent a night in Beijing and couldn't see out of his hotel room window because the smog was so thick and kids had to be kept in doors.
The facilitator then announced that candidate statements had to be kept short because we would have to be out of the gymnasium by 9 p.m.
Nominal interest rates had to be kept high, in order to combat inflation, and real interest rates started to surge see Graph 54.
Lex Valeria Horatia de senatus consulta ordered that the senatus consulta(the decrees of the senate) had to be kept in the temple of Ceres by the plebeian aediles, the assistants of the plebeian tribunes.
Still, a couple of day's worth of supplies had to be kept on board and, because it was an open ship, these had to be protected from water and weather.
The priests were careful to"keep the secret as something from the sphere of divinity, religion,not of men, something that had to be kept confidential; otherwise, the medicines would lose their'esteem.
It was about documents that had to be kept for five years under Belgian law and is therefore irrelevant to what the Commission is saying.
Despite the use of several known maneuvers to decrease the seroma rate, including quilting sutures and multilayer tension free closure of the donor site,the drains had to be kept for an average of 10 days, and seroma still occurred.
I was told they were violent and dangerous and had to be kept isolated, so they wouldn't get loose and kill us, which is exactly what they did, but we brought it on ourselves.
In April of last year, the Council wrote to the British human rights organisation, State Watch, which had requested information about these agreements, andsaid that the negotiations that were under way had to be kept secret, since the Council's interest in secrecy counted for more than its interest in democratic scrutiny.
So there was no physical space for all this material, andthe institutional material had to be kept in a safe place until all necessary paperwork had been done, so that it could be donated to other services afterwards E2.
NT: Two things have to be kept separate when we talk about austerity policies.
These have to be kept clean and polished.
Now… this one has to be kept strictly between you and me.