Exemplos de uso de Not to yield em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Not to yield to one of these easy alternative paths requires a great redirection of will and eternal vigilance.
But they were determined not to yield.
He warned the readers not to yield to transitory pressures and forfeit their inheritances.
And beside it, the“great temptation” not to yield to the other“father,” the one of“lies” and“division.”.
It has, of course, been a long-standing foreign policy not to yield to terrorists.
I ask them not to yield to an economic model which is idolatrous, which needs to sacrifice human lives on the altar of money and profit.
Filled with frenzy,he determines not to yield the great controversy.
Jesus Christ asks us not to yield to the logic of the world, which justifies injustice to others for my own gain or that of my group.
You may determine in your mind not to yield to your fleshly lusts.
James wrote:"Plasticity[…] means the possession of a structure weak enough to yield to an influence, butstrong enough not to yield all at once.
From the cave of Bethlehem there rises today an urgent appeal to the world not to yield to mistrust, suspicion and discouragement, even though the tragic reality of terrorism feeds uncertainties and fears.
I did not need to be shown that it was possible for Adam not to yield to sin.
Therefore, the Pope urged everyone“not to fall back, and not to yield”, recalling the striking image the Apostle Peter used to describe those“who tire of moving forward and in the end say:‘I will stay here'”.
Secondly, have you asked other European governments that are now negotiating with the United States not to yield to such pressure?
In these circumstances, I strongly urge Mexican Catholics, and all men andwomen of good will, not to yield to a utilitarian mentality which always leads to the sacrifice of the weakest and most defenceless.
But as the wicked dead are raised and he sees the vast multitudes upon his side, his hopes revive,and he determines not to yield the great controversy.
Thinking and expressing the world in a non tautological way is not to yield to the call of seeking outside the world its meaning, the elements that constitute it; it is, rather, to exercise the expression of the world from the world and in the world itself.
As it has repeatedly observed, dandruff andhair loss- not that insurmountable problems if not to yield to the influence of negative emotions.
We need to help one another not to yield to the seductions of a“culture of hate”, a culture of individualism that, perhaps no longer ideological as in the time of the atheist persecution, is nonetheless more persuasive and no less materialist.
And for this bounty before us, we thank you and look to you, O Lord, to strengthen our resolve to strive, to seek,to find,- and not to yield.
In the first legendary oration Thucydides puts in his mouth,Pericles advised the Athenians not to yield to their opponents' demands, since they were militarily stronger.
For much of this poem's history, readers viewed Ulysses as resolute and heroic, admiring him for his determination"To strive, to seek,to find, and not to yield.
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I therefore appeal to each of you;I invite you not to step back, not to yield to the temptation to become discouraged, but to multiply initiatives which will make Bosnia-Hercegovina once more a land of reconciliation, encounter and peace.
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The new Pope- he continued-"urged us to come out of ourselves, not to yield to the temptation of egocentricity, but to go to the needy, to bring a proclamation of joy and hope to all those organizations marked by material and spiritual poverty.
The strains of discontent and weakness in old age remain throughout the poem, but Tennyson finally leaves Ulysses"To strive, to seek,to find, and not to yield"(70), recalling the Dantesque damnable desire for knowledge beyond all bounds.
Before the final departure a large wooden cross was erected on the slopes of Observation Hill, overlooking Hut Point, inscribed with the five names of the dead and a quotation from Tennyson's"Ulysses":"To strive, to seek,to find, and not to yield.