Exemplos de uso de Not to attempt em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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You must prevail upon him not to attempt the journey.
Controllers decided not to attempt to close the latches, as the antennas were in a stable configuration.
So may I just suggest to those of you bridesmaids who are married… not to attempt to catch the bouquet.
My orders were not to attempt a rescue under any condition.
COBRA- OK, I would ask people to use their common sense and not to attempt to remove chakras.
It is better not to attempt toast, as it burns very easily.
I give fair warning to all those who have reason to fear me. Not to attempt to reside in Victoria.
You also agree not to attempt to block such advertising and promotions or to hinder it in any other way.
In addition, legally binding data sharing agreements should include a compromise not to attempt to identify patients.
If you are a beginner,they will know not to attempt complicated moves that you have not learned yet.
Not to attempt to obtain unauthorized access to the Websites or portions of the Websites which are restricted from general access; and.
Patients should be instructed not to attempt to crush or split the tablet.
Not to attempt to access, use and/or manipulates the data of Domibay or of which Domibay is the controller, or of third-party suppliers and of other users.
We may analyse the age, butit is better not to attempt to fix the hour of a change of cycle.
Mikawa's decision not to attempt to destroy the Allied transport ships when he had the opportunity proved to be a crucial strategic mistake.
The chief priests were informed that Jesus lodged at Bethany, butthey thought best not to attempt to seize him among his friends;
If observed, staff are advised not to attempt to communicate with SCP-1981-1 and to alert any Level 4 Supervisors on duty.
While Germanicus enjoyed some success in his campaigns against Arminius and his allies,Tiberius decided not to attempt to conquer the Germans and recalled Germanicus to Rome.
Not to attempt to modify the headers or to try to manipulate the pages of the Portal in such a way as to conceal, divert or modify the Content presented;
Would it not be better then for government not to attempt solving this problem and let the natural course bring rapid results?
As I myself have not had the opportunity to study the common position in the last forty-eight hours,it is better not to attempt to forestall that debate.
Craterus at the base camp was instructed not to attempt a crossing until the Indians were fully engaged with the attack from upstream.
It is intolerable for us to have institutionalized European political parties with the Maastricht Treaty, and not to attempt to give them fundamental political substance.
It is also quite legitimate at the current juncture not to attempt to amend the provisions of the Charter before they are validated in the Constitutional Treaty.
We strongly encourage children who use these interactive features on our websites andin our applications never to provide personal data about themselves or any third-party, and not to attempt to circumvent any moderation features.
I appeal, of course, to Member States as well not to attempt to renationalise our foreign policy and to help you, Lady Ashton.
We strongly encourage children who use these interactive features on our websites and in our applications neverto provide personal information about themselves or any third party, and not to attempt to circumvent any moderation features.
Every Member State undertakes to abide by this principle and not to attempt to influence the Members of the Commission in the performance of their tasks.
You acknowledge and agree that BlackRock has granted you limited access to the specific files pertaining to the BlackRock Funds("Approved Files"),and you agree not to attempt to access computer files other than the Approved Files.
From the very first moment, the Cuban authorities were instructed not to attempt to intercept stolen or hijacked boats leaving the docks or coasts with people on board.