Exemplos de uso de We have reached a point em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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We have reached a point of no return, Mr. Bob.
We have reached a point in the game where we need a review.
Many people, I think, on our planet right now despair, and they think we have reached a point where we have discovered most of the things.
We have reached a point where there can be no more special interests or cases.
Many people, I think, on our planet right now despair,and they think we have reached a point where we have discovered most of the things.
We have reached a point where it actually does not matter what any of you say.
I also hope that everyone in this House will join me in expressing our profound hope that we have reached a turning point in the Middle East, and that we have reached a point where the path of peace and dialogue will start to displace that of the bomb and the bullet.
We have reached a point where there can be no more special interests or special cases.
When you read that since 1985, 500, 000 jobs have been lost in the railways, and that the intention is to eliminate still more jobs,I think we have reached a point where the railways, till now a very dependable means of transportation, see their safety put at risk.
We have reached a point where it has become vital to take action in order to stop this decline.
I do not believe that a great many of these MEPs are satisfied with the Commission' s economic administration, but we have reached a point where the majority prefer to close their eyes to what is going on than to run the risk of their electors and fellow citizens becoming fully aware of the scandalous states of affairs which make themselves felt year after year.
We have reached a point today that what a person thinks or says about race or a related category can be considered a crime, more heinous even than an act of violence.
Andy Taylor did not perform at any of Duran Duran's October shows and had not participated during the New York sessions with Timbaland, and on 25 October 2006, a message posted on the band's site announced:"As of last weekend the four of us have dissolved our partnership andwill be continuing as Duran Duran without Andy, as we have reached a point in our relationship with him where there is an unworkable gulf between us and we can no longer effectively function together.
Without doubt, we have reached a point of no return.
Now we have reached a point where we are seeking changes in the authoritative structures which establish coherence and law in our world.
We're really dissatisfied and we have reached a point at which we're fed up and want to do something about it.
And we have reached a point where we can definitely go there. Under any circumstances. And there's no topics that are off the line.
I-- I think that… we have reached a point in our relationship where I can tell you the truth about me.
Today we have reached a point where the question of world revolution has become an issue of practical solution when the entire world is facing the final battle.
Lynnie, I think we have reached a point… where-where you and I… need to… redo the living room.
I think we have reached a point that could easily be defined as the'point of no future' if we were working on the basis of'business as usual.
And, as experts warn, we have reached a point where it's even getting dangerous for humans to consume seafood.
We have reached a point where you can't ignore concurrency and parallelism, and functional languages make easier to deal and even avoid some common problems that appear when dealing with such things in languages like Ruby, Java and others.
To our way of thinking, andwhat we see in our heart, we have reached a point where we cannot go any further, and, in addition, it is possible that we could lose everything we have if we remain as we are and do nothing more in order to move forward.
We have reached a point of super maturation, and what becomes more evident are all the unbalances provoked by the human species, and it is precisely the human species that should have ennobled and carried out the work of benefiting and beautifying the Planet with its activity.
Obviously, we have reached a point when we have to get out of this dialogue of the deaf, Mr President.
We have reached a point where our energy system has become too costly compared with its benefits: not only in financial terms- USD 100 a barrel now seems imminent- but also in terms of environmental damage, health risks and the burden of a military and logistical apparatus to guarantee control of production areas and the security of transport worldwide.
On the whole, we have reached a point at which the right ideas, plans and strategies need to be put into practice across the board.
After this brief analysis, we have reached a point of convergence with the critics of biomedical ethics: which is the most important of the four principles?