Examples of using We cannot avoid in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Official/political
We cannot avoid it.
Darling, there are situations that we cannot avoid.
We cannot avoid change and growth.
It's a thing we cannot avoid, as well.
We cannot avoid this situation.
And when we hear his name, We cannot avoid our imagination fly.
We cannot avoid these uncomfortable truths.
That is what parliaments are for and we cannot avoid our responsibilities.
Thus, we cannot avoid the Force against you.
But when it comes to understand or to explain it, we cannot avoid complexity.
Of course, we cannot avoid the debate on the Eurozone.
Politically we cannot avoid taking strategic responsibilities.
When discussing a reform of the organisation of the market in milk, we cannot avoid the problem of the additional levy.
We cannot avoid the suspicion that in our case it's started to happen.
When we use Microsoft Word document, we cannot avoid facing with extra spaces existing between words in our document.
We cannot avoid but do so, for you and I are the descendants of Adam.
The inflammation in course,due to the physiologic automatism of the physical organism, it brings discomfort and pains, which we cannot avoid.
Why is it that we cannot avoid discussing the issue of the judicial approach?
Many times, when we walk the life of Frederic andthe historical moment that he had to live, we cannot avoid making analogies with present times.
We cannot avoid the suspicion that in our case it's started to happen.
If we want to make an impact on society, we cannot avoid the challenges and opportunities offered us by the new communications context.
We cannot avoid voting because that is the requirement when you leave.
We cannot avoid it; indeed, without suffering, we could not awaken.
This is therefore an issue that we cannot avoid; it is an issue that is on the agenda and that must be discussed frankly.
We cannot avoid the need to continue to reduce overall fishing effort in the short term.
Ministers agreed that we cannot avoid structural change, but protectionism is not the answer.
We cannot avoid taking a decision as regards which elementary aspects we want to focus on.
In any case, we cannot avoid an amendment, and I am pleased that here, too, the debate is moving forward.