Exemplos de uso de We cannot rely em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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We cannot rely on luck.
It's clear enough that we cannot rely on that device.
We cannot rely on the police.
The challenges are accumulating and we cannot rely on the good will of the United States for ever.
We cannot rely on the Portuguese.
But we cannot rely on one person.
In order to be witnesses andheralds of the saving message we cannot rely solely on our human forces.
We cannot rely upon self-regulation.
We cannot rely on album sales anymore.
But it is not just words we need, it is actions, it is deeds, and we cannot rely on Member States to do this alone.
We cannot rely on the East for reinforcements.
Although Internet users andservice providers clearly have a role to play in this fight for human dignity, we cannot rely on them alone.
Mr. Perret, we cannot rely on the police.
To accomplish this, though, we can use the French, German, and Russian states, the regionalists and the royal houses, but we cannot rely upon them.
We cannot rely on their current lack of functionality;
We cannot rely on green technology alone to save the planet.
Srila Prabhupada used the term"physical guru" when explaining that in the conditioned stage we cannot rely purely on the caitya- guru or Supersoul for guidance.
We cannot rely on having distant advance warning before AI is created;
If we really want to achieve the economic policy objective I have mentioned, we cannot rely on doing this just by creating a new authority.
We cannot rely on them to say,"We're not violating antitrust laws.
Wind energy must be developed, butits impact is very limited; we cannot rely on it: there is no electricity when the wind is too weak, or when it is too strong.
We cannot rely on dictators to encourage and promote democracy in their countries.
And you are justified in doing so, above all because of the likely knock-on effect of the decision on the single currency andthe European Bank, but we cannot rely too heavily on such dynamism.
We cannot rely in the EU on traditionally high levels of tariff and quota protection.
The experience we have gained from the past operation of the Economic andMonetary Union has shown that such rules need to be enshrined in legislation, and that we cannot rely on the good will of individual Member States.
Things change so fast we cannot rely on a daily newspaper for up-to-the-minute news;
We cannot rely solely on late, restrictive documents. We must start to take effective action!