Examples of using Have deviated in English and their translations into Spanish
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I have deviated from my programming.
For making a show of such knowledge some have deviated from the faith.”.
I have deviated from the central theme as I usually do.
Did you not see those whodispute about God's signs, how they have deviated?
If you have deviated from the path toward fulfilling your goal. 8.
If I really wanted to do this job, I wouldn"t have deviated from the original plan.
In doing so, we have deviated somewhat from practical aspects.
At the end of the seven days the time shown by the watch must not have deviated by more than one minute.
Some of My chosen ones have deviated from the path to which I called them.
In 1913, President Woodrow Wilson reestablished the practice of personally attending to deliver the speech;few Presidents have deviated from this custom since.
Some people have deviated from these and turned to meaningless talk.
You agree to register the Authorized Signatures whenever they have deviated notably from the signatures in the Resolution.
We have deviated so far from this and made this into such a tortuous conflict.
BITs do not contribute to attract foreign investment and have deviated millions of dollars of the public treasury to fight against million-dollar claims.
Some have deviated from these things, and have ended up talking nonsense.
It is to understand that beyond our multiple progresses, we still have plenty to explore;that it can be the case that we have deviated when choosing our priorities.
We have deviated from our flight plan, crossed the Neutral Zone, disobeyed a direct order to return.
Since then numerous publications have identified episodes in which share prices have deviated significantly from their intrinsic value, questioning the overall validity of the traditional financial paradigm.
We have deviated ourselves from master| disciple personal transmission of Indian tradition, we have rendered Yoga an interpersonal practice….
Establishment, in May 1993, of the Higher Council on Police Ethics, a collegiate advisory body to the DirectorGeneral of the Carabineros, which examines the behaviour of officers and institutional structures, proposing concrete decisions which may result, orhave resulted, in the dismissal of officers who have deviated from correct practice;
In the age of Kali religions have sprouted which have deviated from the cosmic laws; they manipulate the Law according to their ideas and mislead the people.
But you have deviated from that intention. You have introduced genetic changes that will alter the mutation into a creature without morals and without ethics.
This leaves them in a very bad position: as they have deviated so greatly from the original code, technical support and assistance in reviving the forum will be difficult to obtain.
The vehicles are located 24 hours, knowing the routes andstops made, if they have deviated from the planned route, knowing if they have met the established schedules, receiving notices arrival at destination or sending messages to drivers through embarked browser.
They say the foundation has deviated from their contractual agreements.
How greatly humanity has deviated from the great principle of the creative Magnet!
I really believe Sport within Eskrima has deviated much from the original idea.
But nothing has deviated from this mechanical timekeeping;
Target has deviated from route.
Then the crusaders, having deviated from their route, seized and plundered Constantinople.