Examples of using Cannot expect in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Indeed, one cannot expect Polish authorities,
Obviously, workers in rural Africa or China cannot expect the same economic reward as workers in Manhattan;
then you cannot expect the tree to grow over there.
In other words, one cannot expect that people will be treated uniformly in the various countries of the Union, even though uniform rules are actually applicable.
Otherwise, candidates cannot expect the big media to cover their campaigns except as an exhibit in a freak show.
Prabhupāda: The chanting will be there, but you cannot expect that people will chant like Caitanya Mahāprabhu.
Ordinary men and women cannot expect to have their last hours on earth
We realistically cannot expect to be free of government support," says Cláudia Toni,
Faithful Saints cannot expect to receive"all that the Father has" if they willfully disobey God.
Of course we cannot expect to retain every pound of new bodyweight after a cycle.
Otherwise, candidates cannot expect the big media to cover their campaigns except as an exhibit in a freak show.
We cannot expect that there are machine codes for computing expressions like sin1/4.
We cannot expect that this problem will be solved by first communicating all this knowledge to a central board which,
Organizations like the IRA and ETA cannot expect any protection within the European Union on the basis of any law whatsoever.
McCoy, son of David, since thou art human, we cannot expect thee to understand fully what Sarek has requested.
also have assets in the West cannot expect Washington to respect their property rights or their ownership.
the adults involved cannot expect the slightest sympathy either from the courts
When we lose faith in ourselves, we cannot expect to have faith in God.
If we ourselves don't do it, we cannot expect others to do it either.
Cutbacks, I get it, but you cannot expect me to share a room with Ray.