Examples of using Are not in a position in English and their translations into Danish
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and these aircraft are not in a position to carry out their mission effectively.
You are not in a position to make a qualitative assessment of its budgetary policy.
Even the richest countries of the European Union are not in a position to take on this task on their own.
Unfortunately data is scarce in this area and we are not in a position to assess the long term trends in life expectancy.
Therefore as is the case with any organization- we are not in a position to guarantee the absolute security of your information.
As soon as the screen goes black and you are not in a position to access your phone anymore,
You are not in a position to judge the results of democratic elections held in democratic countries.
We are not in a position to eliminate poverty
You're not in a position to kill anyone, my red,
With 65 amendments tabled in plenary sitting, we feel we are not in a position to issue a serious opinion.
The Twelve are not in a position to provide the honourable Member with authoritative numbers of how many children
On the other hand… I need your help, if you're not in a position to refuse, all the better.
As we are not in a position to solve the problem of poverty as a whole,
results that, at the moment, we are not in a position to predict, given that the debate began on 13 September,
When countries are not in a position to intervene in defence of the weakest,
even though as a rule they are not in a position to hire a legal adviser
then officials tell me in private that they are not in a position to give those answers.
the EU agreed to postpone until 2006 the anticipated review of the situation of non-LDCs that are not in a position to enter into EPAs.
The vast majority of Malta's fishermen are not in a position to fish for alternative species
The Finance Ministers of the Member States are not in a position to evaluate the situation on the labour market