Exemplos de uso de Should not prevent us em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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However, this should not prevent us from criticizing certain unacceptable points.
The fact that the largest mobile phone companies are European should not prevent us from doing so.
But fear should not prevent us from serving Them in the way that Our Lord and Our Lady wish us to.
More generally, the Convention results were good, but that should not prevent us aiming for some further improvements.
But this should not prevent us from reaffirming loud and clear that, even if the road is still long, we are on the right track.
Her colleague, Commissioner Fischer Boel,cannot be present, but that should not prevent us from making this a good discussion.
Avoiding adventurism should not prevent us communists from acting in a Marxist-Leninist way.
We may not have been able to demonstrate major successes in this area, but that should not prevent us from continuing to work on it.
But this should not prevent us from recognizing the value of other real-world interventions made possible by other forms of knowledge.
Likewise, that fighting for a truly democratic society,free from capitalism, should not prevent us from claiming an extension of popular rights, even within the framework of bourgeois democracy.
However, that should not prevent us from taking other measures, immediately, to deal with the problems we are experiencing and those looming before us. .
In this regard, there are always individual questions that quite rightly need to be asked here,but which nevertheless should not prevent us from giving the green light in general for the authorisation of the funds that have been applied for.
But that should not prevent us from insisting again and again that the WTO rales must be respected and that we cannot accept the US attacks.
We also consider that, even if the decision to ratify the Protocol is a long time coming in certain countries, this should not prevent us from seriously considering the possibility of ratifying the Protocol alongside those who have made up their minds anyway.
That should not prevent us from applying sensible democratic controls to what is supplied on the Internet, controls which must provide safeguards against the unlawful supplying of information.
Possible disagreements on those reforms should not prevent us from implementing other necessary reforms in the UN.
This should not prevent us from pursuing a sound economic policy and structural reforms, which are feasible and necessary to ensure economic growth and welfare for the people of Kosovo.
The political and economic, European andglobal context is probably not the most favourable for a rapid enlargement, but this should not prevent us from developing and even reforming the strategies and mechanisms for enlargement.
However, this should not prevent us, as the Nice European Council urged us to do, from using the values that sport encourages to strengthen and improve existing Community policies and actions.
We consider the final result, which has sprung from a compromise,to be a starting-point, which should not prevent us from continuing to insist on those points which we consider essential in the light of the final decision the Council has to agree on.
However, this should not prevent us from defining it in the digital age, because these principles are very important to us all, and, as infrastructure has developed, so content is going to develop as well.
The Council and Parliament, or rather part of Parliament, were for excluding subcontracting entirely, but we have reached a compromise solution that I believe is workable:dual liability, which should not prevent us from legislating again on this issue in future.
The EUR 4 million savings on buildings should not prevent us from using the existing resources to make our building one of the most modern buildings in the world so that we can work as efficiently as possible for our citizens.
I have said on several occasions, and will repeat tonight that in the future the majority of funding to the sector will continue to come through the first pillar, but this should not prevent us from drawing on the obvious benefits of also having recourse to the second pillar.
This should not prevent us from having a political reading of the situations opened up by migratory movements on a global scale while the ecological crisis will increase the number of displaced people and, as a result, racist, religious and nationalist tensions.
Though the current El Salvador Constitution, which has promoted a delicate balance of agreement, does not conform immediately and entirely to the new requirements,though it does fulfil its fundamental objectives, this should not prevent us from seeking formulae such as the one proposed in the report on compliance by equivalence.
It should not prevent us from questioning the absence of a genuine'common foreign and security policy'(CFSP) in Europe, which is becoming more regrettable by the day. Nor should it stop us from questioning, in particular, our inability to support the democrats who fought against the barbarous policies of Radovan Karadzic in the past and who are fighting against those of Slobodan Milosevic today.
Its meaning is not simple, but its ambivalence- might also be hiding the traces of an ancient proverb about the benefits andrisks of seaborne trade- should not prevent us from taking its first meaning and immediate seriously an old and wise rule is to prefer the simplest one of the many possible interpretations of a complex text.
But this should not prevent us from recognizing that young people are capable of“firmly” putting their stakes on life and of generously taking up a challenge; of fixing their gaze on the future and thus, of being an antidote with respect to the resignation and loss of hope that marks our society; of being creative and imaginative, courageous in changing, magnanimous when it comes to dedicating themselves to others or to ideals such as solidarity, justice and peace.
It includes 10 very different countries, but this diversity,despite making the negotiations for a free trade agreement more complicated, should not prevent us from achieving instruments that will provide mutual benefits and complement the WTO multilateral system, including from the point of view of a satisfactory conclusion to the Doha Development Agenda, that both parties consider to be a priority.