Examples of using Cannot justify in English and their translations into Portuguese
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But these doubts cannot justify the ban on common eucharistic celebrations between Chinese Catholics.
The argument raised by the Committee about a possible satisfaction in a future recruitment procedure cannot justify.
Rights of ownership over the interconnections cannot justify absolute conerol of exports eicher.
You like the idea of an ebook reader but you just cannot justify buying another piece of equipment.
Then, an argument that uses those premises cannot justify you in believing the conclusion.
Similarly, the essential features of the Portuguese national health system cannot justify the restriction at issue.
You will ultimately arrive at a place where you cannot justify that belief with any other belief-otherwise that other belief becomes the'ultimate' belief.
has gone forward despite the fact that the IMF's economists cannot justify it.
The Leadership of a Party cannot justify the call for a decisive struggle if it foresees certain defeat.
If desperation cannot justify the beatings of D. Luciana
Now I understand the excess and violence" that accompany the first popular revolts,"and certain crimes that reason cannot justify now make sense.
we affirm that the criminal law cannot justify punishment on desert.
the fight against terrorism cannot justify the total surveillance.
the ends cannot justify the means.
Nobody can be opposed to the health of women, particularly if they are young, pregnant and mothers, but this cannot justify the total omission of the rights of children.
Therefore, cosmetic reasons cannot justify a less invasive technique unless it could promote lower complication,
Security and public order cannot justify the suppression of these rights[25]. They are linked rights, any compulsion to
excesses committed by a few doctors cannot justify leaving the art of curing in the hands of health'officials' whose practices sometimes are more like witchcraft than medical science.
Other interests, in particular industrial and economic interests, although connected with the production of and trade in arms, munitions and war material, cannot justify by themselves an exemption on the basis of Article 296(1)(b) TEC.
But if Paul says that works cannot justify man, with this he did not oppose the importance of right action