Exemples d'utilisation de Will be doomed to failure en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Any other effort will be doomed to failure.
It will be doomed to failure because it will not foster ownership.
Without Bulgaria the sanctions will be doomed to failure.
It will be doomed to failure because it will be seen as neo-colonialism.
If they are, they will be doomed to failure.
Without sales, or without selling more than you spend,your business will be doomed to failure.
Otherwise the project will be doomed to failure from the very first steps.
Without these bases,continuous formation will be doomed to failure.
But these mobilizations will be doomed to failure if from the outset they do not pose as a principle the anti-imperialist resistance and the defense of the national State.
Finally, the production of agro-fuels will be doomed to failure.
As attractive as a more slender silhouette might be, if this objective is not paired with a conscious effort to modify some of your lifestyle habits over the long term, such as eating healthier andexercising regularly, it will be doomed to failure.
It warns that“subversive elements will be doomed to failure as in previous attempts.
All the techniques called personal, energetic orcomprehension techniques will be doomed to failure.
Our concerted efforts to strengthen the United Nations will be doomed to failure if we continue to believe that only security issues matter.
In this case,any relationships with single Christian women will be doomed to failure.
It is clear that our aspiration to live in an environment of collective security will be doomed to failure if we do not make radical progress in overcoming hunger and poverty, halting the spread of HIV/AIDS and other mass epidemics, protecting the environment and expanding access to modern education.
Without the insight and wisdom of those who have the practical hands-on classroom experience,any plan will be doomed to failure.
I believe that all efforts made to promote women's equitable participation in economic, political andsocial life will be doomed to failure if nothing is done to lower the maternal and infant mortality rate and expand access to the basic services of health care and education.
Do not fallfor promises of results, if you have to compromise on one of the above, you will be doomed to failure.
I believe that any controls initiated by individual economies will be doomed to failure" says Frederic Lefebvre.