Results for we should rest for now my love translation from English to Portuguese

after the procedure is over, patients should rest for 6 hours.
finalizado o procedimento, é recomendado ao paciente repouso de 6 horas.

for now, however, we should keep our composure.
no entanto, para já, devemos manter a serenidade.

this is doctor mendoza signing off for now. my love goes out to you all.”
eu sou o doutor mendoza, desligando por agora. envio-vos a todos o meu amor.

i believe we should continue to take the approach followed thus far, relying at least for now on discreet diplomatic activity.
considero que deveremos continuar a adoptar a abordagem seguida até ao momento, confiando, pelo menos por enquanto, numa actividade diplomática discreta.

that is what is called for now, as we should conclude from the cavada report.
eis o que se impõe de momento, como podemos, aliás, concluir do relatório cavada.

i also cracked for vita and i agree with you, for now my preference is the sony console.
eu também caiu para o vita e eu concordo com você, atualmente a minha preferência vai para o console da sony.

we should also ask ourselves whether the answers given by the commission are enough and whether they are in keeping with the seriousness of what has taken place and whether our minds can be at rest for the future.
teremos de nos interrogar ainda se as respostas dadas pela comissão são suficientes, se estão à altura da gravidade das situações ocorridas e se são de forma a tranquilizar-nos relativamente ao futuro.

this also, knowing the time, that it is already time that we should be aroused out of sleep; for now [is] our salvation nearer than when we believed.
e isso fazei, conhecendo o tempo, que já é hora de despertardes do sono; porque a nossa salvação está agora mais perto de nós do que quando nos tornamos crentes.

“that is all for now my child, for the hour is late. go into the world and imitate the master jesus.
vai para o mundo e imita o mestre jesus.

even if for now the directive is extended only to energy-related products, we should be prepared for a further extension to all products in the future.
mesmo que, por agora, a directiva seja alargada apenas a produtos relacionados com o uso de energia, devíamos estar preparados para novo alargamento a todos os produtos no futuro.

this also we know, i mean the season, how that it is time that we should now awake out of sleep.namely the time that the hour is now for us to rise from sleep for now is our salvation nearer than when we believed.
e isto digo, conhecendo o tempo, que é já hora de despertarmos do sono; porque a nossa salvação está, agora, mais perto de nós do que quando aceitamos a fé. {primeiro crémos}

comrade mao zedong always stressed that our policy should rest on our own strength and that we should find our own road of advance in accordance with our own conditions.
o camarada mao zedong sempre insistiu de que nossa política deve residir em nossas próprias forças e que devemos encontrar nosso próprio caminho para avançar de acordo com nossas próprias condições.

but an injury in june has made my trainings difficult and is jeopardizing my participation in the wmoc. but for now we should think only in the national championships and in the woc qualifies.
mas uma lesão num tendão, desde junho, tem-me dificultado o treino, e está a pôr o mundial em risco, mas até lá ainda temos planos para os campeonatos nacionais e o apuramento para o woc, e só depois vamos pensar no wmoc.

it is true that, for now, my colleagues and i believe that it is far more important to champion the collegiate position of the council of governors than to declare individual positions.
posso, por conseguinte, dar-lhes todas as garantias a esse respeito.

introduced by anthony newley in the musical "stop the world – i want to get off"* "what now, my love?
introduzido por anthony newley in the musical "stop the world - i want to get off"* "what now, my love?

at the first sprint, subjects must have reached at least 95% of the time in the rs before test warm-up. if any subject were not able to meet this criterion, the subject should rest for three minutes and then perform another attempt.
no primeiro “sprint” foi necessário que os sujeitos alcançassem ao menos 95% do tempo do “sprint” anterior ao teste de rs, caso isso não acontecesse o sujeito recuperaria por mais três minutos e posteriormente realizaria novamente o teste.

now my mind very fresh fresh with you my love,i m very missng you all time,now ok, work is work,love you sleep now i know you very tired,ok later talk my love and i m only you now!beijos nika
agora minhas ideias muito fresca mente com você, meu amor, eu m muito missng todo tempo, agora está bem, trabalho é trabalho, amo você dormir agora eu sei que você conversa posterior muito cansada, ok meu amor e eu m só você agora! beijos nika

14.420 we humans are really great at telling ourselves stories. that voice we hear in our head recites some pretty interesting narratives so often and so frequently that we really start believing them after awhile. these stories we keep thinking turn into our beliefs about ourselves, others and the world in general. they actually create our reality. the thing is, they only create our own reality, and there are as many different realities in this world as there are human beings. and that's good, because it means the reality we live in isn't already fixed - our thoughts have the power to change it every minute of our lives. day to day, i meet a lot of people's stories. they sound a lot like "i don't like my job, but it pays the bills", "' this 'following your passion' stuff is b.s. but you can't make any money at it", "i don't really have a passion for anything. maybe if i did, i would do something else, but what's the point?", or "i've got a family that is counting on me, so i have no choice but to stick with this job i hate for now". my guess is that you've heard these stories too. perhaps one of them is even yours. though these stories may seem like very true statements to some people, they are, in fact, lies. lies people tell themselves that keep them in jobs and careers and relationships that are bad for them. how can you tell they're lies? because lies keep us in situations that are bad for us. when we're telling our truth, it feels good - it feels right. but it's often easier to have a victim mentality that the cards have been dealt and whatever you've ended up with is all you'll ever have, or that you really have no options left, except terrible ones, and everybody knows it. the stories we tell often start out as protection for our ego; they make us feel better about bad situations by pretending that things are out of our control or someone else's fault and there is just nothing we can do about it. but then they spiral into excuses and beliefs that have the potential to ruin us. photo by bflv / cc by you may be thinking, "i don't lie to myself! everything about my situation is true!" if you wantto know what stories you tell yourself, then take a good look at the state of your relationships, your home, your career, your health, your bank account -- they are perfect indicators of the stories you believe. if your stories are true, then you are content with everything you see. if you're lying to yourself, then what you see isn't good enough for you. you're disappointed in what you have and what you're doing. wherever you feel disheartened or dissatisfied, take it as a sign that your story is holding you back and could use some changing up. the best way to change our stories? question them. speak your story out loud and then ask yourself, "is it true?" 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