Exemples d'utilisation de Could not continue en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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They could not continue pressing for trade liberalization in the South if at the same time they refused to open up their markets to the developing countries.
He realised that he could not continue this way and decided on a complete turnaround.
technological progress could not continue at its previous pace.
Nevertheless, it could not continue subsidizing Member States-- both developed countries and other developing countries-- that had a higher capacity to pay.
The international community had the tools for the task; it could not continue to fail in its duties towards its children.
It was evident that the Government could not continue subsidizing this organization at the above rate especially as its work force was idle.
The United States could not continue to enforce democracy throughout the world while denying political participation of its own citizens.
Developing countries could not continue to handle solely with their own forces a task that should be carried out by the entire membership of the Organization.
After a year, the petitioner told his employer that he could not continue under those conditions.
Armenia could not continue to demand its right to self-determination;
the developing countries could not continue.
The ISO standardizers realized they could not continue to support the standard in its current state
United Nations peacekeeping could not continue to be supported by only a portion of the membership.
This information did not lead the Registrar to conclude that counsel could not continue to represent the accused.
most vulnerable economies could not continue waiting for the developed countries to fulfil their financial commitments.
In addition, the increase in the financial resources required placed a substantial burden on Member States and the expansion could not continue indefinitely.
Finally, Ambassador Ripert stressed that Member States could not continue to advocate early warning
because the majority of the troop-contributing countries were developing countries which could not continue to bear that burden alone.
second chance for those girls who could not continue with further studies due to financial problems.
education in the school could not continue moving along parallel paths.