Exemplos de uso de To buttress em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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To buttress my opinion, I would like to call an expert witness, Your Honour.
Instead, many banks have used the liquidity to buttress their own position.
In order to buttress his position, Ishbara of the Eastern Khaganate applied to Emperor Yang of Sui for protection.
On one side stand Russia and Iran,cynically determined to buttress President Bashar al-Assad's regime.
This bilateral policy aimed to buttress the capitalist Western block spearheaded by Washington against the Eastern bloc dominated by the USSR.
He understood that Norman knights andcastles could be used to buttress his kingdom rather than destroy it.
It does not deal with positive proofs for the existence of the Creator;it only proves the invalidity of the arguments used to buttress atheism.
Early Christians may have used this story to buttress their claims of Jesus' ability to forgive sins.
This map most likely was commissioned by Antonio Pimentel Tlahuilotzin,governor of Texcoco, to buttress these claims.
We are taking additional precautions to buttress our ability to resist the crisis, by strengthening our domestic market through income distribution policies and technological innovation.
Small, medium, andbig cafes are capitalizing on the distinctive benefits of internet to buttress business growth.
And as if to buttress this point, Mar-a-Lago, a private club owned by Trump and based out of Palm Beach in Florida has increased the cost of club membership to what it used to be since Donald Trump became president last weekend.
Indeed, the fight against corruption is at war with itself,because Xi is simultaneously seeking to buttress one-party rule.
Tenor of the questions in fact suggested that their real aim was to buttress the Commission's defence in the proceedings already brought against its decision of 25 March 1992 by the CB group and Eurocheque International.
He publicly lambasted the"pogroms against Jews andArmenians" as being part of Tsar Nicholas II's attempts to"buttress his despicable throne.
Once the revolutionary'dress rehearsal' of the early 70s had failed to break it'from the left',the'neoliberal' offensive was unleashed, pursuing to buttress the fall in the rate of profit by bringing an intensified exploitation of labour in semicolonial countries on one hand, and by taking on those concessions that capital had been forced to give to labour in the advanced countries.
During the period of Angkor Wat in the first half of the 12th century,additional half galleries on one side were introduced to buttress the structure of the temple.
Within the framework of Community instruments intended to buttress structural adjustment programmes in the Mediterranean countries- and in close coordination with the Lebanese authorities and other contributors, in particular the international financial institutions- the Community will examine suitable ways of supporting structural policies carried out by Lebanon to restore financial equilibrium in all its key aspects and create an economic environment conducive to boosting growth, while at the same time enhancing social welfare.
The driving concern of Maya communities is not to revitalize their language but to buttress it against the increasingly rapid spread of Spanish….
These complaints were supported by the US-based educational charity Architects& Engineers for 9/11 Truth(AE911Truth),which submitted detailed scientific evidence to BBC to buttress the complaints.
The International Criminal Court will be an effective tool of the international community to buttress the rule of law and combat impunity for the gravest crimes.
Summoned first by minor wizards, the Shadow Demon granted every wish and put on increasingly impressive displays of power until he had the full attention of the greatest demonologists, and through them the various lords, tyrants, autarchs andheirophants who depended on sorcery to buttress their mundane power.
Another factor of abandonment post trauma is for victims to be plagued with diminished self esteem andheightened vulnerability within social contexts including the workplace which intensifies their need to buttress their flagging ego strength with defense mechanisms which can be automatically discharged and whose intention is to protect the narcissistically injured self from further rejection, criticism, or abandonment.
From the outset, American policy-makers well understood the political nature of European integration andits capacity to consolidate stability in Europe and to buttress the atlantic alliance.
Is the fulfillment of God's promise to Eli here not given to us at this point in the story to buttress the prophecy God made concerning Saul's kingship?
Even in the case of those opposing immigration, we see the whole thing reduced to economic discussions: whether the immigrants are a burden or asset to the economy;each side trotting out their studies and statistics to buttress their respective position.
This led in turn to the present-day corporate entity which, in the absence of any creativity or insight,seeks to buttress its position with legal threats.
He presided over a spiritual monopoly granted to the Catholic Franciscan order by the Spanish crown, andhe worked diligently to buttress the order's power and convert the indigenous Maya.