Examples of using We cannot continue in English and their translations into Czech
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If we cannot replace the lost white cotton, we cannot continue the trade negotiations with China.
We cannot continue to rely only on our military
We cannot continue to ignore this problem
Yes, our citizens know that certain things need to change and that we cannot continue as before.
The financial crisis has shown us that we cannot continue to accept the oligopolistic structure,
Clearly, if the election results are not properly monitored and respected, we cannot continue to channel money through the Kenyan Government.
We cannot continue travelling around the world patting everyone on the back
I do not know what secret relations you have with the author of the question, but unfortunately we cannot continue.
especially for employment, we cannot continue to stand idly by.
Faith sustains us… in the hour when reason tells us that we cannot continue… that the whole of our lives is without meaning.
We cannot continue to expose the most disadvantaged and most severely affected groups to such high levels.
Mr President and Commissioner, that we cannot continue to condemn people to poverty.
This must serve as a lesson to us: we cannot continue without the Member States linking up in their response to this problem;
We cannot continue with a procedure in which certain standards are required of producers in the European Union
We cannot continue to accommodate all those who feel uneasy in their own country, because it is raining there… or not; because it is a dictatorship…
recasting or something similar. We cannot continue developing legal rules as
The European budget needs to be strengthened, as we cannot continue with 1% of the level of the European budget, and growth and real convergence should be at the heart of Europe's political priorities.
We cannot continue to be dependent on Russia- you saw what they did in Georgia a few years ago-
Nevertheless, we cannot continue in the long term to ship goods thousands of kilometres around the globe,
We cannot continue to ignore the fact that there is a percentage- no doubt an absolute minority, but this percentage does exist- of people who travel to other Member States and who have no intention of reporting their presence to the host Member States, simply because they do not want to be officially recognised,