Exemplos de uso de To be tolerated em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I'm an imposition to be tolerated.
It will be urged that the few who stand in opposition to an institution of the church anda law of the state ought not to be tolerated;
And let's get this clear: I want to be tolerated! To be accepted and understood!
The debt-creating ways of the dark cabal are no longer to be tolerated.
They also indicate that the native faith continued to be tolerated in central Tibet even after the purges of 784 C.E.
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Such boldness on the part of an obscure Galilean was not to be tolerated.
Free camping doesn't seem to be tolerated in Italy and it is explicitly banned in many places.
The tactics which we employed on our first days here are no longer to be tolerated.
How much longer will fraud continue to be tolerated and for how much longer will the citizens have to pick up the tab?
Because to him, what the Apostles were preaching was"heresy",and not to be tolerated.
France has indicated that it has been felt necessary for the practices to be tolerated in a limited number of localities to protect public order and public hygiene.
There is no question of it allowing xenophobic, racist and anti-Semitic ministers to be tolerated at within it.
Or will it really be the case that the ever-multiplying voices of dissent continue to be tolerated, while Father Gruner is mercilessly hounded, exiled and silenced for preaching the Message of Fatima?
There is such a colossal loss of dignity involved here that it is surely not to be tolerated.
It is the culmination of the miraculous“signs” worked by Jesus: this act is too great,too clearly divine to be tolerated by the high priests, who, learning of the fact, decided to kill Jesus cf. Jn 11:53.
We fail to understand how the behaviour of certain Fisheries Ministers continues to be tolerated.
They are not something to be tolerated, or mere tools to manoeuvre, or a“Cinderella” to keep hidden because they are unworthy of access to the noble salon of the concepts and superior reasoning of the faith.
Action 4: Initiate interinstitutional dialogue on risks to be tolerated in the underlying transactions.
An appropriate follow-up of this action plan has to be ensured in particular in the field of national declarations andthe definition of the level of risk to be tolerated.
Bevacizumab addition to multimodal standard of care treatment seemed to be tolerated in this paediatric population.
However, the term tolerance can take on negative meanings when it is understood only as accepting something while still seeing it as an error ora vice,“an evil to be tolerated”.
The upper inflexion point corresponds to the safe pressure threshold for pressures to be tolerated by the lungs, above which hyperdistension would occur.
Some of the reigning pontiffs were guilty of crimes so revolting that secular rulers endeavored to depose these dignitaries of the church as monsters too vile to be tolerated.
In situations of greater affection,the manifestation of certain preconceptions would tend to be tolerated, despite its continuing discriminatory connotation.
In lesions that have responded to treatment during this time, application may be continued provided that the response improves or is maintained andthe product continues to be tolerated.
Thus, the resistance exercise mode and intensity to be tolerated by patients with hypertension that would optimize the hemodynamic benefits while avoiding musculoskeletal injuries and acute cardiac complications still remain to be determined.
Also, the administration of codeine allows high levels of carbon dioxide to be tolerated during breath holding.
Secondly, I would like to question how we can fight effectively against human trafficking if demand goes essentially unnoticed, apart from some cases, andif these services continue to be tolerated.
Dairy, whole grains, legumes, andpotatoes are therefore encouraged insofar as one's specific ancestry allows them to be tolerated, and culturing of foods is encouraged.
For those lesions that have shown a decrease in height and/ or area by week 12, applications may be continued providing that there is continued improvement or at least maintenance of the response andthat the product continues to be tolerated.