Exemplos de uso de Need to resort em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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No need to resort to evil magic, Gorthan.
Oh, now, now. There's no need to resort to violence.
Need to resort to the relevant market concept.
Insufficient savings and the need to resort to external funding.
There's no need to resort to manipulative SEO practices that will cripple your efforts.
However, even ifthey're a real problem for you, there's no need to resort to chemical weedkillers straight away.
There is no need to resort to the use of optical means and medicines.
Complementary, there is a focus on the internalization of functions,reducing the need to resort to outsourcing.
The need to resort to violence and force has long since passed and will not be tolerated aboard this ship.
After many attempts,we managed to refine the manufacture without the need to resort to high temperatures.
There is no need to resort to methods such as ionization, and we are therefore against Amendment 68 which stipulates that it should be used.
This is a unique formula that allows you to predict the result without the need to resort to the services of alternative medicine.
So, one would need to resort to help of a specialized serial data capture software, such as Serial Port Monitor that would assist with capturing and examining the data exchange between RS232 devices and Windows applications.
At the same time, you focus your corporate identity in this medium as well and no longer need to resort to your own IT division.
We know that dua is the weapon of the believer, therefore,there is no need to resort to despair, or anger, because sharing our grief with God is a way of relieving and overcoming burdens.
Men are unconscious instruments of the designs of Providence andit is for them that Providence manifest, without need to resort to prodigies.
For this reason,the Commission's communication underlined prevention as a means of obviating the need to resort to Article 7 or, in any event, to impose the penalties provided for by this Article.
Companies involved in the fight against parasites,are often considered by the owners of the premises as an extreme option to which you need to resort only….
The decrease in gait speed is a strong andindependent predictor in regards to the need to resort to health care, admission to nursing homes and elderly mortality.
Now there is no need to resort to expensive procedures for eyelash extension when in a cosmetics bag there is an ink of 1001 Lashes- the simple movement of a unique brush from roots to tips of eyelashes, and their quantity visually increases!
Overnight interest rates were generally very stable without the need to resort to fine-tuning operations.
Knowing about experiences of other patients andrural families who need to resort to halfway house hosting can contribute to the understanding of the coping process and management strategies in the context of illness.
So long as they are able to continue to rule by these means,the ruling class has no need to resort to fascism or open dictatorship.
It is of great concern to us that many young women feel the need to resort to cosmetic surgery in the search for a more perfect body in order to feel that they fit in to society, rather than society being willing to readily accept people, whatever their size and shape.
Marx explained that the real ideal of the bourgeois is to make money from money,without having any need to resort to the painful process of production.
The results indicate that there is no need to resort to full-wave model because there is not only one possible quasi-tem approximation, so that to studies in frequency range outside the validity limits of the approximations can be established another approximation called high frequency quasi-tem approximation hfqt.
Direct contact with the teacher and simulating real-life situations allow the student,from day one, to speak without the need to resort to translation.
Teachers face the challenge of promoting the learning of all within two divergent perspectives and need to resort to professional skills to deal with differences in classrooms and adapt their teaching practice.
The constructive compliance dialogue between the Commission andMember States increasingly leads to compliance issues being resolved without the need to resort to formal procedures.
Hence the physical examination favors early diagnosis and enables effective treatment,almost always without the need to resort to surgical treatment, which besides the high cost, also poses risks to the patient.