Examples of using Would harm in English and their translations into Portuguese
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May they protect him from those who would harm.
Why give them any further victory that would harm ours?
I have Brienne to protect me from anyone who would harm me.
Moreover, in this context lack of harmonisation would harm the needs of law enforcement,
Firstly, too high a rate would harm investment, and therefore also growth and employment.
the umbilical cord are buried to prevent animals from eating them, which would harm the child.
The option of abortion would harm all concerned, parents,
And I knew that I had to protect her against all Czechs who would harm this little Sudeten girl.
Al-Ghomgham faces eight charges including"preparing, sending and storing material that would harm the public order" under Article 6 of the Cybercrime Act of 2007.
We sleep safely at night because"rough men stand ready to visit violence against those who would harm us.
Real sanctions would harm Washington's NATO puppet states far more than the sanctions would hurt Russia.
Opponents, including Britain, argue that it would harm civil liberties since it would force countries to share intelligence material with all 28 members of the EU.
I find it hard to believe that blake Sterling would participate in any action that would harm this country.
I also hope that there is not too much bureaucracy in the implementation, as that would harm the whole.
resigned after verifying that the ratification of the Treaty of 1867 would harm the rubber gatherers which were installed there.
But even I wouldn't condone deceiving the council into taking an action- that would harm France.
a limitation to cross-border situations would not respect the consequences of the principle of availability and would harm the legal certainty of individuals.
The requirement that energy suppliers provide free energy audits would harm SMEs and it is therefore a good thing that this has been abolished.
sports entities, which would harm the São Paulo in the opinion of these people.
We succeeded in avoiding a regulation which is too heavy, which would harm consumers as well as our SMEs.