Exemplos de uso de To bequeath em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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To bequeath my portrait.
I have nothing of my own and I have nothing to bequeath.
He desires to bequeath his capital goods to his progeny.
In his greatest work's original plan, The Capital,Marx wanted to bequeath a state specific analysis.
He needs you to bequeath Blackwood House to him, in its entirety.
Before the Statute of Wills was established in 1540,it wasn't generally possible to bequeath land to people.
Convincing a grieving mother to bequeath you the body of her only child.
We are responsible for the disruption of the climate andfor the dangerous world that we are going to bequeath to our children.
So her dying wish was to bequeath her entire fortune to her students.
The red string of fate is an ancient andvery beautiful legend that has passed since our ancestors to bequeath to our days.
It is the duty of a Muslim who has anything to bequeath not to let two nights pass without writing a will.
You could say that, in the ideal of the anthropologist, it was his mana, i.e. impersonal force orquality that resides in people, that Darcy wished to bequeath to Fundar.
A dying man who wants to make right,to share his secrets, to bequeath this cure to millions of others like that boy.
Their end was to bequeath to the future generations a place where the natural atmospheres and the vegetable species were conserved that studied along so many years.
Often their long labors andgreat sacrifices are undone if they are unable to bequeath what they create to someone of similar greatness.
It is my duty as a father, you to bequeath a treasure to accompany you for life and you in the darkness conduct of life is.
Submit your 3 variants of your latest supercar in a dramatic video in which 3 have the time against to bequeath together to the finish line it sounds like a good marketing idea.
People who write wills who are of sound mind can of course choose to pass on a variety of weird and wonderful bequests and requests, butsome assets can prove to be trickier than others to bequeath.
Since he had no family to pass along his artwork to, he decided to bequeath his estate and all the paintings and drawings found within to the state of France.
Your Excellency, I express to you once more my deep affection for the people of Fiji andmy confidence in their capacity to lay the foundations for a harmonious and prosperous society to bequeath to future generations.
Although the passion exhibited by many cosplayers may seem excessive to outsiders,Corey's encounters with its power to bequeath confidence and acceptance came full circle after the series was featured on BuzzFeed.
According to João Ernesto dos Santos, history records the bravery of the heroes of February 4, emphasizing that some of them are no longer alive and others are still present as authentic human libraries, true examples of self-denial to the patriotic cause,models to bequeath to youth.
As religious leaders, we consider it one of our duties to encourage andto support all efforts made to protect God's creation, and to bequeath to future generations a world in which they will be able to live.
May the Lord grant you to lead the Church in wisdom and to continue to bequeath us the strength we constantly need to give witness before mankind, with sweetness and respect, to the hope that is in us cf. 1Pt 3, 15.
These events are presented by their promoters as strong inducers of socio-spatial changes through its ability to attract and mobilize national and foreign investments,intending to bequeath to the population urban improvements in various aspects.
Under the pressure of social conditions it is forced also upon those who have nothing to bequeath. It becomes a social law, the violation of which is punished by the state, by imprisonment of the men or women who have committed adultery and have become divorced.
Such mechanisms translate the supposed neutrality and objectivity of the text of the law, which seeks, through the"literalness" of signifiers and the determination of rights andduties inherent to social life, to bequeath to the individual a supposed security.
It seems to me that John Paul II's words contain the important message that the Great Polish Pope has desired to bequeath to us through his boundless love for the mountains, closely related to love for"his Master", of whom he also spoke to us in his Testament.
Equally, because it is our responsibility to bequeath to future generations an inhabitable world where our children and our children's children can enjoy not only democracy but also a healthy environment, where the factories that produce wealth cannot destroy the cleanliness of the environment that future generations will inherit from us.
It is right to ensure that the Country's inhabitants are the first to benefit from the products of the Nation's natural riches and to do all that is in our power to ensure a better protection of the planet,enabling us to bequeath to future generations an earth that is truly inhabitable and able to feed all its inhabitants.