Examples of using Cannot be imposed in English and their translations into Portuguese
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by its nature, cannot be imposed.
comes or does not come, but cannot be imposed as a duty.
captured the heart of this process:'reconciliation cannot be imposed by law.
that by its nature cannot be imposed;
Jauss explains the reasoning behind hermeneutics applied to biblical texts even better:"understanding cannot be imposed" 2012, p.26; our translation.
Although our customer privacy protection policies cannot be imposed on our franchised hotels, Accor S.A.
on secondary points, cannot be imposed on a breed with a reduced gene pool,
Political solutions cannot be imposed through the back door;
Ongoing formation keeps up one's"youthfulness of spirit, which is something that cannot be imposed from without.
Peace cannot be imposed: either you have it
So, the business card cannot be imposed- it should be handed when there was an interest in acquaintance continuation.
Nevertheless, at international level, we cannot force countries to maintain good relations with one another, as these cannot be imposed by decree.
originates from a culture which cannot be imposed.
Religious freedom complements the cultural way of life, and cannot be imposed or recriminated.
Around 2000 they began to understand that the form of State cannot be imposed, but depends on the consent of the voters.
It must be understood that the ecclesiology developed in the Latin Church cannot be imposed on Eastern Christians.
that social transformation cannot be imposed from outside:
I voted in favour of this document because democratic change cannot be imposed from outside
Recognition by Parliament of same-sex unions- which are effective only in four Member States- cannot be imposed on the rest, and it represents a crude attempt to influence legislators and national public opinions,