Examples of using Cannot replace in English and their translations into Danish
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Public spending cannot replace the far-reaching reforms needed to make the Union competitive.
They cannot replace the national parties,
Miles Ive had that chello since I was a kid. I cannot replace it.
A purchased postcard on February 14 is, of course, good, but it cannot replace a hand-made postcard.
complementary objectives, beyond which one cannot replace the other.
At the same time, Sharon needs to know that he cannot replace the roadmap for peace with his own unilateral delineation of frontiers.
We know that a European Employment Pact cannot replace national endeavours to create employment, but it can and must co-ordinate,
It should be borne in mind that the social economy cannot replace the resources and public management of public services, but can be an important addition.
coalitions of the willing cannot replace the CSDP as the Union's policy.
The Pearl has only briefly been touched on as a symbol that the Dolphin cannot replace on the main slot.
The application of the HACCP standard should, however, be considered as an additional safety measure, which cannot replace official controls.
The Community cannot replace the Member States,
Satellite surveillance cannot replace these inspections, but only complement them in order to determine the location of vessels, as is in
It cannot replace aid for production,
I have to tell you that these technical measures can, if need be, supplement restrictions on fishing effort, but cannot replace them.
recipient countries is important, it cannot replace effective controls.
CSR cannot replace states or exempt them from their responsibility in enforcing their laws- just as state bodies are not there to enforce corporate policies as such.
European Union goodwill and assistance cannot replace dialogue between the leaders.
In these studies, it was found that experience cannot replace a basic training, and that trained staff was better able to employ high quality educational methods and provide learning environments in which children can develop both socially and cognitively.
I also consider it important to emphasise that ionising radiation cannot replace good agricultural practice,