Exemplos de uso de Would disrupt em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Relaxation would disrupt my chronographic sequencer.
The European Parliament is locked out,because democratic public scrutiny would disrupt this system.
The addition of a child would disrupt even the happiest of couples.
Even the most knowledgeable of development teams is fearful of making changes oradding new code that would disrupt operation in some unforeseen way.
His reason was it would disrupt the space-time fabric, which he believed should be continuous.
In those days you wouldn't see a soul, not a single noise would disrupt the silence of the night.
Perhaps the adversary would disrupt their own network if they knew they cheating would-be jihadists.
The right distance would be so close to the star that tidal forces would disrupt the planet's rotational period.
Perhaps the adversary would disrupt their own network if they knew they cheating would-be jihadists.
However, many of the war-weary sailors felt the operation would disrupt the peace process and prolong the war.
Who would have predicted that within a decade, an obscure Corsican soldier would lead French armies to the banks of the Nile, orthat the Napoleonic Wars would disrupt Europe until 1815?
I do not see how maintenance of this sector would disrupt the market for the goods concerned.
The Federation also expressed their worries as regards possible further initiatives aiming at banning fur in general from the EU market, as this would disrupt their trade altogether.
And in Tennessee,arguing that any bill on marriage would disrupt efforts to reverse gay marriage rights.
Maternal depression would disrupt the mutual regulatory process, once the mother is the external component of the baby's regulatory system and would stop regulating his/her physiological and emotional conditions.
They then wanted to write a story where dramatic turns of events would disrupt the image of a place perceived as blissful.
However, the predominant social forces, conservative and connected to the employers, advocate the sacred and inviolable right to property, arguing that that land should belong to those who are able to make it productive, and that the"agrarian reform,which led to rural settlements, would disrupt production.
However, when the plant is too seriously deprived of water, it would disrupt the plant metabolism and loss of sugar content can be greater than sugar formation.
The single market must not be endangered by real exchange-rate misalignments, orby excessive nominal exchange-rate fluctuations between the euro and the other EU currencies, which would disrupt trade flows between Member States.
When newcomer Natalie Keener(Anna Kendrick)comes into his company with a method that would disrupt his work, he decides to take her on his missions and show her what his job entails.
One of the most widely accepted theories explains that the causal models of bipolar disorder are based on the first modification by a triggering condition that occurs due to stress, which would disrupt the environment and neuronal circuitry.
Her father discouraged his daughters from attending college,as he feared it would disrupt their potential lives as wives and mothers, but eventually he supported Levi-Montalcini's aspirations to become a doctor.
This would ensure an equitable division of efforts andprevent the development of a two-speed Europe, which would disrupt the cohesion and governance of the EU.
According to the assessment of its operators,the introduction of the MALR would disrupt the connection between occupations and expropriations and would allow State agencies to fund and facilitate buying/selling transactions between workers and landowners.
The definition of a producer mustnot be too strict, or it would result in unnecessary detail on the label and would disrupt the economic balance existing in our production regions.
If I was received in a less than amicable fashion by the teachers, andeven seen as someone who would disrupt their work, on the part of the students, despite also demonstrating some degree of initial distrust during the first visits to the institutions I followed, the reception was more stress-free, through what they themselves defined as bantering.
The President observes that the adoption of interim measures would have significant negative effects on third parties as it would affect large numbers of fishermen from other Member States and would disrupt the operation of the CFP.
We cannot accept those amendments which,in the Commission's view, would disrupt the sound balance which has been achieved during Parliament's first reading and in the Council's common position. Lastly, I would once again thank all those who have worked on drafting the amendments, and those who have been here for the final part of the debate.
While 47 Ursae Majoris b lies outside its star's habitable zone,its gravitational influence would disrupt the orbit of planets in the outer part of the habitable zone.
In the Council's progress report to the European Council in Florence, it was stated that the proper functioning of the single market must not be endangered by real exchange-rate misalignments, or by excessive nominal exchange-rate fluctuations, between the euro andthe other EU currencies, which would disrupt trade flows between Member States.