Exemplos de uso de Had to bear em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I had to bear all the burden, he did nothing.
The rich sold their houses but the poor had to bear the brunt.
The illegal immigrants had to bear some penalty for knowingly breaking the law.
Graves gives a dispassionate account of the terrible suffering that people had to bear in those days.
And I wouldn't have had to bear the taunts of my colleagues in office.
The financing of Israel's massive public expenditure required heavy taxation, which its citizens had to bear, for years.
Prophet Muhammad had to bear the death of his beloved first wife Khadijah and his Uncle Abu Talib.
Here we are told the reason Christ had to suffer,why Christ, though innocent Himself, had to bear the guilt of man.
My party then had to bear much criticism for not having let the government collapse immediately.
On the road to Emmaus,he explains to the two disciples that the Messiah had to bear all these things in order to enter into the Father's glory cf. Lk 24:26.
I of course thank my co-combatants in the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs, Mrs Berès, Mrs Bowles and others, butalso the members of staff, who had to bear a large part of the burden.
In its decision the Commission calculated firstly whether the state compensation was proportionate to the net cost TV2 had to bear in fulfilling its public service obligation.
Creditors accordingly had to bear debt burdens much greater in real terms than they bargained for.
So it was because Jesus had shouldered all the sins of the world by being baptized that He had to bear the punishment of the law declaring the wages of sin to be death.
The population in the east had to bear the social burden of unity and, primarily, the population in the west the financial.
The probable cause of the ulnar fractures was mechanical overload due to the axial forces that the ulna had to bear, without any significant difference between the adhesive and control sides.
Rather, it just means that Jesus had to bear the vicarious condemnation of our sins, and therefore He had to be forsaken by the Father only momentarily.
This room is called"pillared" because of three free-standing columns, located in the middle of the room, andthe other seven columns built into the walls, which had to bear the roof from the ancient Greek hypostylos(ύπόσtuλoς) which means"supported by columns.
They returned furious to Morocco and had to bear the accusations of the French government of complicity in the murder.
If the seller had from the outset delivered goods in conformity with the contract, the consumer would only have paid the installation costs once, andwould not have had to bear the cost of removing the defective goods.
I couldn't say these things to him, I had to bear him through, and not only, in the end I had to say that"You are a great man," you see?
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Twelve died immediately. The survivors had to bear, among other things, the terrible range of mountains, thirty degrees below cero during the nights and hunger.
It has become really tough to avail the finance, even good credit borrowers face lots of issues like income problem, age factor etc. Butlenders are not responsible for that as they had to bear huge loss at time of recession and now not ready to take even a minor risk.
In 1887 in England the law according to which foreign goods had to bear an obvious mark of the country of origin that consumers did not confuse them with qualitative English goods was adopted.
At sub-registry levels above 30%, in 1997, the brazilian government enacted law no. 9,534, which guaranteed at the national level that the first civil registry and birth certificate for all citizens were free of charge,since it believed that one of the major factors contributing to the high level of brazilian sub-registration were the costs that the citizen had to bear to do so.
Our eyes have seen again the sufferings andanguish that our Redeemer had to bear in the hour of great sorrow, which marked the climax of his earthly mission.
One of the first changes that traders had to bear with was that their robots and indicators coded on 4-digit broker platforms would no longer work on the 5-digit broker platforms.
He had to fulfill this immense ideological burden that the emperor had to bear in order to operate, in order to make sure everything functioned correctly.