Examples of using Do not exclude in English and their translations into Portuguese
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similar phrases mean without contact with any fielder but do not exclude contact with the ground.
the other leases do not exclude necessarily the possibility of competing brands of cartons.
negative results do not exclude the diagnosis.
The United Kingdom 1981 transfer regulations do not exclude public sector employees from their scope.
but designers do not exclude the possibility of experimenting with other styles.
The Proposal foresees technical provisions for the testing of trapping methods, which do not exclude the use of live animals.
In this case it is best to look monotonous rectangular tiles, but do not exclude the use of square tiles.
individual predispositions do not exclude the appearance of unexpected reactions.
Also, 15% of analysts and graphical analysis on H4 do not exclude a possible correction.
However, modern styles of tattoos do not exclude the combination of letters on the fingers.
condemn his terrorist methods which do not exclude the death of countless innocent victims.
We do not exclude or limit in any way our liability to you where it would be unlawful to do so.
I do not exclude, however, be mistaken for choosing to act in that spirit that I defined earlier as healthy radicalism Pauline.
In this regard, we do not exclude any option in order to find the best solution for both the Chrysler Group and DaimlerChrysler.
I do not exclude the possibility that the Moscow Patriarchate will hold an All-Russian Council.
Laws that give priority to women but also allow individual cases to be assessed and do not exclude men from the outset are absolutely consistent with Community law.
We also want the Commission to make sure that any standards produced for this sector do not exclude certain operators.
These variations in themselves do not exclude a lessening of competition on the United Kingdom tractor market as a result of the Exchange.
These four models do not exclude each other, but partly they complement each other or theyaccentuate certain aspects.
We do not exclude in principle that this intervention could find further interlocutors among the forces moving in the electoral competition.