Exemplos de uso de We refuse to accept em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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We refuse to accept this.
That is not possible, and if we refuse to accept this fact, things become very difficult.
We refuse to accept this global view of Europe without frontiers.
We refuse to accept the responsibility for anything that we have done.
We refuse to accept discrimination in the labour market too.
Our paradigm says that it can'tbe an artificial craft of any sort, therefore we refuse to accept that and we call it an asteroid.
And so we refuse to accept your resignation.
This text would take power away from the Member States andmake them lose a little more of the control of their territory, which we refuse to accept.
We refuse to accept the reality that someday we have to quit the body.
While we recognize the value of church traditions, we refuse to accept any tradition that is not clearly supported by the Word of God.
Moreover, we refuse to accept the use of Article 86(3), which gives us no right of codecision, in its response to the Altmark judgment.
In our world, millions of people die every year through war, famine, disease,caused in part by the fact that we refuse to accept limits on our population.
In addition, many times we refuse to accept our mistakes and sin of not being humble.
When I hear the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) refer to all the things that need to happen in Egypt, then I think: what is it that we have to do andhow can we refuse to accept that people are at risk here, simply because we are reluctant to take on the responsibility?
We refuse to accept this suicidal strategy of Hamas's that seeks to create victims and martyrs in order to launch acts of aggression against Israel.
If we allow the Gospel to be silenced because we refuse to accept criticism from those who reject Gospel values, then we fail in our priesthood.
We refuse to accept the regions as bodies which merely implement policies decided by those who have no contact with them or with the needs of their citizens.
When events do not happen in the way we would like them to, we refuse to accept the idea that it is our own fault, so we blame our harsh fate.
We refuse to accept and endorse a policy which sacrifices the rights of the masses to the interests of a handful of bankers and monopolies.
When these expectations are not fulfilled,as they often are not, we refuse to accept it and begin overthinking why we are not getting what we deserve.
Moreover, we refuse to accept that, in the name of a highly selective fight against terrorism, which leaves state terrorism to one side, every freedom should be attacked.
We refuse to accept the unacceptable and to be accomplices or even the witnesses of the political organization of widespread competition among victims of the same unequal system.
Rarely have I heard the Council,the Commission and Parliament speak with one voice to such an extent, because we refuse to accept the results which the central election committee has announced.
It is something we refuse to accept or face seriously because we fear the consequences of having to acknowledge this without distortion and taking full responsibility for what this really means.
The reason we have voted in favour is because we refuse to accept the fallacious arguments put forward by the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party(PSOE) and the People's Party(PP) on the industry's competitiveness.
If we refuse to accept a dual system, we will have great difficulty in launching the space industry in Europe, given that, as you have seen with Galileo, the pacifism of this House is, at the end of the day, a gift to American militarism.
Finally, we refuse to accept that the sole priority of the European economy should be the environmental aspect of sustainable development, thus leaving aside the citizens and regions of the Member States, victims of unemployment and rural depopulation.