Examples of using Cannot be achieved without in English and their translations into French
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However, air quality targets cannot be achieved without the necessary reduction of emission levels.
Manifestly sustainable development cannot be achieved without the sustainable use of biological diversity.
The goals I have outlined today cannot be achieved overnight, and they cannot be achieved without reform of this vital institution.
The principle that strong and sustainable growth cannot be achieved without a relatively high level of inflation seems to be widespread,
However, this cannot be achieved without coordinating responsibilities
This cannot be achieved without the active and determined cooperation of the international community,
A true European citizenship cannot be achieved without gender equality in our towns and regions.
This cannot be achieved without a transport document containing clear information.
Undoubtedly this cannot be achieved without a solid and coherent basis which provides guiding principles enabling these objectives to be achieved. .
Gender equality cannot be achieved without the support and involvement of men and women.
These goals cannot be achieved without a radically reformed system of global governance
But this goal cannot be achieved without better data
Africa's development cannot be achieved without the social and economic emancipation of the majority of its long-neglected nations.
The goals that our Organization has set for itself cannot be achieved without adequate economic support
The purpose of the disclosure cannot be achieved without the information being in an identifi able format;
a prerequisite for achieving transformative and sustainable development- cannot be achieved without sufficient energy.
Yet it must be recognized that the desired change cannot be achieved without the required political commitment.
Malawi recognizes that economic development in Africa cannot be achieved without genuine peace and security.
Sustainable development cannot be achieved without fundamental changes in the way industrialized societies produce and consume.
This, however, cannot be achieved without having a proper support system in place.