Examples of using Cannot operate in English and their translations into Portuguese
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because a market economy without rules cannot operate and will not receive majority support.
This means that this specific RFID key cannot operate any other locker until the first one has been unlocked.
Currently, the country is divided into three regions and companies cannot operate in more than one of them.
Copying pluralism is not the same as accepting pluralism because democracy cannot operate on the basis of a caricature of pluralism.
upon request agreement clause, cannot operate more than once.
Many multifamily buildings are equipped with old shared antenna systems based on coaxial cables that cannot operate on higher UHF channels.
Though private television stations cannot operate from Saudi soil,
A single market cannot operate effectively without competition, and competition can only be generated when the same rules apply to everyone.
History shows us that companies cannot operate under laws which prescribe employee numbers
without which human rights cannot operate in any territory.
The minds of men of the original nature of creation cannot operate apart from the Principle, which is the Word of God.
They cannot operate at still lower costs,
Complaints of printing machines that cannot operate at the specified speed due to alignment problems are common.
Brazil cannot operate in a more integrated world economy without ending these fiscal distortions.
the relief organisations cannot operate in the region.
Checking the security products for their self-protection was important, as the security vendors had to understand that they cannot operate without DEP and ASLR.
terrestrial operators which cannot operate at the moment.
Linklater stresses that"the conscious mind cannot operate" the muscles of the vocal system with enough subtlety to preserve the expressive integrity of the natural voice", p.
lessen their own responsibilities, and yet it is a coordinating agency based on a spirit of solidarity and reciprocity which cannot operate in isolation from the Member States.
it is clear that this process cannot operate in a vacuum and ignore human rights concerns.