Exemplos de uso de Not be entirely em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I may not be entirely innocent.
But people's memories may not be entirely accurate.
Her decision may not be entirely about you, but about Anastasia exerting her personal freedom at work.”.
The energy our phasers generate might not be entirely compatible.
This may not be entirely new as of now as you have come across such systems which are completely free.
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Whatever you have heard about me May not be entirely accurate.
The use of these technological innovations may not be entirely suitable for health professionals since they require qualifications to support and strengthen the use of these resources for healthcare.
Such excessive concern over trivia may not be entirely unfounded.
At first sight, it may not be entirely clear how Member States would be prevented from fulfilling their obligations under the United Nations Charter if the Court were to annul the contested regulation.
Even if she were not a swimmer she would not be entirely useless.
The contruction of a Science Europe cannot be entirely successful unless it includes, as a top priority, the creation of a Researchers' Europe through the inter nationalization of their advanced training, outside their Member State of origin.
A mutual lack of goodwill toward our family might not be entirely unjustified.
We may not be entirely happy with the result, but we have to take into consideration various interests such as the fears of small and medium-sized enterprises, the danger of procedures that are too long and too bureaucratic, the interests of producers and genetic descriptors- provided the main objective of improving public health is maintained.
The effects may not be entirely reversible.
However, the presence of proteins orother organic components in the eluate may not be entirely eliminated.
However, the ban may not be entirely favorable for Apple.
As the Dupplin Cross inscription shows,the idea that Irish sources Gaelicised Pictish names may not be entirely accurate.
Previous incidents have shown internet providers, like Verizon and Comcast,may not be entirely ethical, highlighting the need for regulations within the industry.
As far as other providers are concerned, even if they claim they don't log any sensitive user data,that might not be entirely true.
Other authors critical of the model proposed by Bandak concluding"the mechanical analogue proposed in the paper may not be entirely appropriate when used to model the motion of the head and neck of infants when a baby is shaken.
The limitation of the current exemption to lead-bronze bearing shells and bushes only, seems to discourage the technical innovation and the use of lead-free alternatives,which at this moment may not be entirely lead-free.
Nevertheless, there are signs orindications that meeting these two requirements may not be entirely apart from the"arrière penseé" of the government policy.
In hydrological studies, time series are considered to be stationary, but climate variability, changes in land use and occupation, andanthropogenic changes have shown that this premise may not be entirely valid.
There are seven Canary Islands- which can not be entirely coincidental.
But the historical importance of the project is not in the fact that Japan has failed, but the fact that has tried, and also in the attitude of Japan's postwar- posing as a nation victim of the atomic bomb,with no interest in nuclear weapons- not be entirely true.
While on the one hand enormous pressure is often exerted on politicians to turn away as many asylum seekers who may not be entirely legitimate as possible, on the other hand people are extraordinarily moved by those who ultimately have to be sent back, sometimes even after many years.
Richard Stallman was never a supporter of"open source", but contributed this article so thatthe ideas of the free software movement would not be entirely absent from that book.
However, Christopher Tolkien notes in"Unfinished Tales" that the assumption Radagast failed in his task may not be entirely accurate considering that he was specifically chosen by Yavanna, and he may have been assigned to protect the flora and fauna of Middle-earth, a task that would not end with the defeat of Sauron and the end of the War of the Ring.
However, consequentialism andvirtue ethics need not be entirely antagonistic.
That is to say that I would not be content if the power was vested elsewhere in the EU, because the greatest sensitivity is that we as a country are having trade agreements affecting the UK negotiated and finalised by a third party,which may or may not be entirely in our national interests.