Examples of using Could commit in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Any therapist could commit?
You could commit the unpardonable sin, without ever realizing it.
That's the worst sin a president could commit.
Only someone this ugly could commit such horrible acts.
Or you could commit to a relationship and see what it's like to be an adult.
Above"Dissolute" a girl or a woman could commit reprisals.
That a child could commit such crimes it flies in the face of everything I believe.
A time when the worst crime a woman could commit was in fact adultery.
What if we could commit to three months for free, to get you back on our team?
Hoping to understand how those people could commit such atrocities against my people.
You could commit to learning as a group about a topic relating to your work.
Without this mercy to the maximum of his majesty,Mary also could commit any sin.
Is there a crime that girl could commit that would justify what the father did?
Some part of him that would lead you to understand how this person could commit an assassination.
So you really think that he could commit three gruesome murders in an 18-minute time span?
Where required evaluations were requested from other medical staffs for controlling associated diseases which could commit the patients' evolution.
By breaching this provision, you could commit a criminal offence under applicable cyber law.
Deprived of adequate sustenance they evolved their own code of conduct, andone of the worst crimes an inmate could commit was to take another's food.
The most common mistakes that the first responder could commit to assist a patient suffering from shock could be from the assessment itself;
For instance, as a young LDS missionary,I assumed that all Evangelical Christians were"antinomians," who believed that one could commit any number of mass murders, etc.
I feel that even had I on my conscience every crime one could commit… my heart broken with sorrow, I would throw myself into the arms of my Saviour Jesus, because I know that he loves the Prodigal Son” who returns to him. Ms C, 36v-37r.
In major cities like Shanghai and Tianjin, because there were so many jurisdictions,criminals could commit a crime in one jurisdiction and then easily escape to another.
How can we imagine that private companies could commit the colossal amounts of investment which appear necessary for the future high-speed networks without passing on the cost to the users, and without eliminating the lines which are in book-keeping terms less profitable.
Some of his most famous oxymorons from the play occur when Juliet initially believes that Romeo is a cold-blooded murderer, butalso can't believe that someone so beautiful could commit such an ugly deed.
To effectively utilize such a large knowledge base,we needed a partner who could commit to the effort and have the expertise to ensure the integrity of the data," she says.
Evaluation of the External Acoustic Meatus: comprised the verification of the external auditory meatus integrity, aiming to discard the presence of foreign bodies orthe existence of excessive earwax that could commit the performance of the tests proposed.
There is not a single evidence that the US president has committed the only crime that someone could commit in this case, conspiring with the Russians to hack the Democratic National Committee", He added the lawyer.
I therefore think it is good to remember that the dogma of the Immaculate Conception states that the Blessed Virgin, being the Mater Dei, to the mystery of grace conceived without original sin, throughout his life he nevercommitted any sin or venial nor deadly, nor could commit.
Because of degree of purity and vibrational level,Beings low their vibrational level could use those bodies, which could commit the body, and the brothers spiritual structure that will use it.
Visa-free movement in the Western Balkans:The countries of the Western Balkans could commit themselves to explore the possibility of abolishing visa requirements for travel between their countries, through bilateral agreements, also ensuring compatibility of such measures with EU requirements.