Examples of using Fruition in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Some people go on to say that refugees might be one of the reasons the economy is not in fruition.
has collaborated with Voith to bring the trial to fruition.
dynamic we come to fruition with our goals.
find their fruition, and find their completion in a dream.
numerous proposals for the former site of the Palace have not come to fruition.
infrastructure to bring these ideas to fruition.
take deliveries to fruition and protect children.
And his power was so far counteracted by the working of the Spirit of God that his purposes were prevented from reaching their full fruition.
It must be developed and brought to fruition.
In some areas it is clear that progress has been made, but it remains to be seen whether our great expectations come to fruition.
enjoyed only to be dismantled after its fruition.
offer gamers new ideas to fruition.
the possibilities latent in capitalist production then have the free possibility of fruition unhampered by feudal restrictions.
The Committee also contends that the local dimension to the EES is important in bringing the NAPs to fruition and that continued analysis is required.
It is not possible to reach fruition without answering questions like what is man?
All things belong to cycles- be they of beauty, fruition, tribute, crisis or ignorance.
But often, our excitement wanes as the difficulties of bringing our ideas to fruition begin to wear us down.
Tu, Dr. Whitaker could not see these plans to fruition, as he passed in office, Lub yim hli ntuj 31, 1960.
To carry its mission to fruition, Debian has a large infrastructure,
which calls us to fruition.