Examples of using Rendering it in English and their translations into Portuguese
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religious organizations favors the operations of the sect rendering it substantially invulnerable.
even possibly rendering it useless.
Bray had sold"Ain't No Big Deal" to an act on another label, rendering it unavailable for Madonna's project.
In approximately 20% of all cases the object may"die" on the table, rendering it inoperable.
requested that the chapel was transferred to its present location rendering it public and blessed in 1757.
Float mechanisms are ineffective for level control because the fiber adheres to the float, rendering it inoperable.
many of its parts will melt, rendering it useless.
us of time but they deprive us of some of the energy needed for meditation, rendering it harder or even impossible.
an ardent advocate of"liberating national education from religious sects, while rendering it accessible to every citizen.
to soil erosion, rendering it non-productive.
will now be covered by a separate notice rendering it more flexible 2.
The damage, unfortunately has marred an otherwise fine automobile rendering it virtually undrivable.
Data adjustment with external variance components includes a series of statistical procedures, rendering it impractical without the support of the PC-SIDE software.
Al Ahli was founded under the name Al Najah Sports Club in 1950, rendering it the oldest surviving sports club in Qatar.
The third shell hit from"Prince of Wales" had damaged the steam line on the aircraft catapult, rendering it inoperative.
instead of defending the faith this reading ends by rendering it impossible.
And when doing this 1. their droppings recycle nutrients and nourish the soil, rendering it more productive.
if the change brings no improvement, it does not generate distortions as well rendering it convenient for general use.
an unfathomable dose of ambiguity, rendering it impossible to be organized in the historical chart where it would fit.
This pecan had undergone a unique digestive process rendering it into, for lack of a better word, a rock.