Examples of using Unable to do so in English and their translations into Arabic
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It would indeed be unfortunate if we were unable to do so, because the world has become more wealthy than ever before.
Field missions depend on Headquarters to fulfil such responsibilities, and when it is unable to do so, the missions suffer greatly.
The SubCommission decided, if the Commission was unable to do so, to continue consideration of the question at its fifty-second session.
In cases where the individual was physically unable to do so, his family or a third person could act on his behalf.
This was done to ensure that all voters who would otherwise have been unable to do so were given the chance to vote.
The Fund needs to create a program to match production and accounting data, but was unable to do so as at May 2006.
The organization may be unable to do so for several reasons.
If unable to do so, the training fee will be applied.
Commander Adama, I will exercise the authority of this office… until I am unable to do so.
the Court only has a mandate to act when the relevant national criminal jurisdiction is either unwilling or unable to do so.
trials of crimes within its jurisdiction when national courts are unwilling or unable to do so.
Those who most desperately need to achieve the MDGs find themselves still unable to do so.
In perpetuity until such time that wearer becomes unable to do so… by either accident or design.".
If they are unable to do so, they must be inoculated at the airport
since the requesting States are unable to do so on their own.
Under the rule of complementarity ICC only exercises jurisdiction when the domestic judicial system is genuinely unwilling or unable to do so properly itself.
Unfortunately, I am unable to do so since the transitional Government has not yet been installed.
If unable to do so, then the HPD referred any such claim to the HPCC.
If the Committee was unable to do so before October 1998, it would need a firm deadline to which it must adhere.
(g) To protect civilians under imminent threat of physical danger, within capability and in areas where the Government is unable to do so.