Examples of using Cannot avoid in English and their translations into Danish
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Keep out of the sun. If you cannot avoid being in the sun,
As you cannot avoid death, similarly, nature will give you another body.
If you cannot avoid the exposure, make sure that you have a mask that covers both your mouth and your nose;
Taking a decision on body scanners in airports is a responsibility that we cannot avoid.
in political terms, I would agree with Parliament that we cannot avoid laying down binding rules.
As a spectator to her plays, you are being mirrored so wryly and shrilly that you cannot avoid realizing the reflection is partly true….
The distinctive style and tone of this work is so strong that one cannot avoid being drawn to it.
It is also a good idea to change your diet around and see if you cannot avoid some of the foods that cause flatulence.
Northerners, in turn, must choose how to respond to this since they cannot avoid it.
That being said, we agree with Mrs Wallis that Denmark cannot avoid the fact that the EU has powers to exercise in this matter.
located at Howitzvej 30 right next to the Solbjerg Plads campus, cannot avoid becoming the cherry on the cake.
I understand that we cannot avoid voting on the amendment because we do not have sufficient Members,
The installation incorporates and stages the entire room wherefore the spectator cannot avoid becoming part of the piece,
Therefore, if an asymptomatic HIV-infected person cannot avoid travel to an endemic area available official guidance should be taken into account when considering the potential risks and benefits of vaccination.
transferring all the existing files are the very step you cannot avoid.
blood on Earth, and one cannot avoid noticing that such a being talks to the Godhead in the same way that a human being talks to his neighbour.
They cannot avoid having to face the result of their actions,
at least, if they cannot avoid the one and indivisible republic they will attempt to paralyze the central government by granting the municipalities and provinces the greatest possible autonomy and independence.
The key objective is to ensure that companies are taxed where their profits are generated and cannot avoid paying their fair share of tax through aggressive tax planning.
Now this kind of optimism has been replaced by the sombre realisation that not only did they fail to avoid the crisis of 2008, they cannot avoid another one in the short term.