Exemplos de uso de Unable to come em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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He is unable to come, Madame.
That way, your team will be unable to come here.
He was unable to come to any clear conclusions.
Four Chinese bishops were also invited to the Synod who were, however, unable to come.
I'm afraid she's unable to come to the phone now.
When it rains,the roads are often so muddy that many are unable to come.
This is helpful if you are unable to come to Spain but again this can be expensive.
Ginny:“You are preventing aliens from coming here who may do us harm or that they are unable to come here?”.
Our Sakharov prizewinner,Leyla Zana was unable to come here to collect her prize.
Unable to come to an agreement on the conditions of the duel, both sides eventually dropped the matter entirely.
There are still many tasks- like translation- where a computer is unable to come close to human performance.
On that high note, and unable to come to terms with the Dolphins on a new contract, he retired after the year was over.
Ladies and gentlemen, you have communicated that you feel… that you're unable to come to a unanimous verdict in this case.
Flea and Frusciante were unable to come to an agreement on guitar or bass progressions, but separately crafted part of the song.
Must they witness a discussion that demonstrates that Europe is unable to come to an agreement on this matter?
The diplomats were unable to come to favorable terms with Agha Mohammad Khan, who raided Gilan's capital Rasht and seized its riches.
If, for health or family reasons,an employee is unable to come to us, he or she can also work from home.
He was unable to come for reasons of health but sent A. Jalla, a teacher, described as being full of spite and hatred against all things German after 1945, but who joined in the effort for reconciliation 1949.
Strangely, she said she would be unable to come to the dock, and I didn't think it polite to ask why.
Total depravity states that every aspect of humanity is tainted by sin; therefore,human beings are unable to come to God on their own accord.
Series of bilateral talks between PPP andMujibur Rahman produced to results and were unable to come to an agreement of transfer of power from to East Pakistan's representatives on the basis of the Six-Point programme.
Amongst those affected were also Members of the European Parliament, who were,as I was, unable to come to the Strasbourg part-session this week.
Praise God andask him to allow her to come to Gaza… She is unable to come because of the difficulty of getting residence in Libya, which means she cannot be sure of returning there where her father who is a displaced person- he does not have an identity number- and the rest of her family are.
Bellator 4 was set to take place in Canada, butwas moved due to the promotion unable to come to terms with the Quebec Boxing Commission.
Indeed, to exception of people with inevitable and invincible ignorance, therefore unable to come to similar conclusions and analysis, denying the legitimate authority, but above all obedience to a bishop who has a heretic as a model in his cathedral church to its priests and to the faithful diocesan subjects, It is a must, because a bishop like you should just never obey.
NME magazine's John Mulvey had doubts about the record; he concluded,"As a document of a mind in flux- dithering,dissatisfied, unable to come to terms with sanity- Kurt should be proud of.
The black comedy focuses on David,a blind Vietnam War veteran who finds himself unable to come to terms with his actions on the battlefield and alienated from his family because they neither can accept his disability nor understand his wartime experience.
A legitimate president, Dilma Rousseff, first woman elected head of state in Brazil,faces an offensive motivated by revenge of those who lost the elections and are unable to come to political power by other means than force", claims or statement.
Man, is only free to do that which his nature or the laws of nature allow him to do. Theologically speaking,though the natural man is unable to submit himself to the law of God(Romans 8:7-8) and unable to come to Christ unless the Father draws him to Him(John 6:44), the natural man still acts freely in respect to his nature.