Examples of using Time to inform in English and their translations into Portuguese
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I didn't have time to inform you.
Thanks ADRIANO MOUTINHO very grateful for your cooperation in allocate their time to inform us.
I think it's time to inform the public.
Area to be guarded because of health hazard issues andthere's hardly any time to inform anyone of the change.
There was no time to inform all the relatives.
The elections themselves must be fixed as late as possible so thatwe have sufficient time to inform and prepare the people.
Now would be a good time to inform her of the added security.
When Capablanca learned of Lasker's resignation he went to the Netherlands, where Lasker was living at the time, to inform him that Havana would finance the match.
We have used this time to inform the sectors and allow them to participate.
We take off and hope that our signal can be picked up by the Asgard in time to inform them this was a Goa'uld attack.
You should take time to inform yourself before using Bitcoin for any serious transaction.
I knew, but I didn't have time to inform the general.
However, do not take the time to inform his daughter that the man is not worth her little finger, and his son- his girlfriend just empty.
What is more,the governments of some Member States are making such hasty decisions on this that they do not even have time to inform the European Commission of them.
Fortunately, we take the time to inform our readers of such scams.
I had the time to inform him about different aspects, about the fundamental points which would be debated, of the backdrop to Evangelii nuntiandi.
You can participate at our trainings at any time to inform yourself or your employees about our products.
It is time to inform the world that most illnesses, that plague our world, such cancer, among many others are curable and could be easily and permanentley erradicated.
Like all other innovative social projects,it starts out with a few devoted people who dedicate their time to informing others about the humane benefits of this new direction.
Today, that I have more time to inform myself and to meditate about what I see, I have barely enough time to write.
I am a baptized any,from a couple of years led by the extraordinary events of the Church's contingency to spend some'time to inform and better understand what is happening.
Moreover, Parliament has had ample time to inform itself on the issues with this welcome Villiers report on capital adequacy.
Observing these variables the system is able to send advice signals to the inspectors for them have the time to inform the pilot and get the proper safety precautions.
Providers should take time to inform the woman that if the medical abortion fails, she may need to have a surgical intervention to complete the procedure.
Despite Denny's protests against tampering with the past,Doug has the team send a note back in time to inform his past self where and when to intercept the ferry bomber.
At another time, to inform her readers about the danger that religious education represented in the public environment, she prepared a review of the work of Francisco Ferrer y Guardia.
I think that part of this result is due to an attitude of professionals who do not use their time to inform women antenatally about aspects related to the birth of their children.
It is time to inform the world about how we have been kept ignorant through“black budgets and secret projects” from the knowledge of the populated solar system, galaxy and universe.
Again, who does not know that to call upon sinners to repent,and at the same time to inform them that they will not, and cannot, and are not expected to repent, would for ever prevent their repentance?
The prejudice against HD patients is seen as a hindrance to the application of the learning, andabove all professional nurses felt they needed more time to inform and clarify doubts, aiming at co-responsibility.