Examples of using Powerful groups in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Official/political
We consider that the interests of the people, the workers, the users of air transport are more important than the interests that are trying to maximize the market share of the powerful groups of air transport companies.
impositions of capitalism cannot be attributed to the will of a ruling class or otherwise powerful groups, but are the result of its inner,
There's a powerful group of people out there"that are secretly running the world.
It's one powerful group exerting its“control” on the“other”.
You need a powerful group.
We were a powerful group of sorcerers.
Intelligent solutions for a powerful group.
Its economy is led by a powerful group of people from the private sector known as the Grupo Empresarial Antioqueño Antioquian Enterprises Group. .
The powerful group was able to then fly to the entire Brazilian territory
the associate head of this powerful group of superangels, being the first commissioned of all the ascendant Evening Stars.
It was the powerful group as a part of 20 general,
A powerful group of inter denominational pastor's wives from the black community invited Peace Circles to conduct a workshop in Ventersdorp, a racially sensitive town.
supported by a powerful group of north European monarchs,
A ninth powerful group that made contact was the Chinese communist party youth league
If there were not a powerful group of traitors in Moscow at the very top,
He was the leader of the"Eight Tigers", a powerful group of eunuchs who controlled the imperial court.
Maqui berry has a deep abundant purple shade which is a tell tale sign of anthocyanins, a powerful group of anti-oxidants.
he developed the SS from a mere 290-man battalion into a powerful group with its own military,
In February 1406 the 11-year-old James and a powerful group of followers clashed with Albany's Douglas allies resulting in the death of the king's counsellor Sir David Fleming of Cumbernauld.
Ujayf was probably a leading member of a powerful group within the Abbasid military establishment that already back in 833 had opposed Mu'tasim's accession, and had favoured his nephew, Ma'mun's son al-Abbas.