Examples of using Cannot fall in English and their translations into Portuguese
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China cannot fall!
The integrated magnet ensures that the blade cannot fall out.
This cannot fall from heaven.
Our champion cannot fall.
My technology cannot fall under foreign control, so I cannot land.
We must admit that there is no sin into which the Christian cannot fall in times of disobedience and unbelief.
Otherwise we cannot fall at your feet and say,“Oh! Please…” We cannot implore.
The effort made by these fishermen cannot fall on their shoulders alone.
Usually people who cannot fall in love with themselves, looking in a mirror, see only shortcomings of the appearance.
My wicket cannot fall.
Furthermore, once deflation occurs it may become entrenched as nominalinterest rates cannot fall below zero.
This crystal cannot fall into enemy hands.
The cost of extracting energy from the earth,a universal common good, cannot fall on workers and their families.
If an outstretched palm cannot fall butterfly, then clenched waving arms, given power;
The predestined man to the eternal life, although he may sin for his human frailty,however cannot fall in impenitence.
Within 1.5 seconds after respawn balls cannot fall in the hole, and cannot hit each other.
Furthermore, once deflation occurs it may become entrenched as nominal interest rates cannot fall below zero.
And guard yourselves against a chastisement which cannot fall exclusively on those of you who are wrong-doers, and know that Allah is severe in punishment.
As her crime,equally serious, cannot fall on an innocent child who can still be redeemed for the cause of the new Spain.
The data in this study indicate that the transversality of teaching bioethics cannot fall into disordered and occasional activities.
Europe cannot fall behind in a sector which is in the full throes of development and which the Commission has acknowledged, in various texts, as being the major sector of the future.
It is not intended that saints, or the truly regenerate, cannot fall from grace, and be finally lost, by natural possibility.
Others, also holding that"the elect cannot fall from grace nor forfeit the divine favor," arrived at the still more hideous conclusion that"the wicked actions they commit are not really sinful, nor to be considered as instances of their violation of the divine law, and that, consequently, they have no occasion either to confess their sins or to break them off by repentance.
You cannot force them, you cannot- they have to ask for it, after all, there is a protocol of the Divine also,the Divine cannot fall at the feet of people,“Oh please, come and have your Realization!”.
And if our students- like us- protagonize such uses in a chronotope on which the functional logic of global capitalism is projected, it seems that it urges attention for us not to reify technologies, because what really matters are the social practices which use them to establish themselves: electronic devices are means and not ends in themselves; so,the attention cannot fall on them.
They go around in the plane of the blackboard, say, andso this matter cannot fall radially in but it will fall in and spiral in and forms what we call an accretion disk around the neutron star.
My priest sons will have to take refuge in a secret place so that the serpent does not contaminate them, because many are already doing as he(the enemy) wants. But My Jesus will not allow all this to happen as bad as they say(think),because My church cannot fall for good, but it will sway, because the devil is doing what he can so that everything disappears from My church.
As many colleagues have said, it is essential to make the 0.45% threshold a minimum threshold,in the sense that the European Union's commitment in cohesion policies cannot fall below this percentage, and it is good that, given the decisions facing the European Union on the eve of enlargement, this is being established as a political principle and not merely as an arithmetic one.