Examples of using What cannot in English and their translations into French
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When in swinish sleep their drenched natures lie as in a death, what cannot you and I perform upon the unguarded Duncan?
Initiation or resumption of such parental projects forces doctors to choose between two concerns: prevent what cannot as yet be completely cured
It is important to identify what can be done and what cannot be done by the City Council services,
You feel the impossibility of replication not as a detriment but as an intensification of what cannot quite be said but can be gestured.
endeavours to push back the limits of language to say what cannot be said
take advantage of it to do what cannot be done in daylight.
Begin by categorizing what an instructor can change now(e.g., approach, delivery, feedback), what can be changed the next time the course is taught(e.g., text, assignment, structure), and what cannot be changed.
data collection has to be limited to what cannot be extracted from these systems.
However, Israel justifies the annulment of many of these rights with security, legalizing what cannot be legalized,
In 1992 William Feaver wrote in London's Observer that King is"the one sculptor of his generation prepared to jettison what he has proved himself good at in order to explore what cannot be programmed.
If you have any questions about what cannot be sent to the IAD or another party by email,
What cannot be doubted,
at the regional level governments will need to appreciate what cannot be achieved by regional action alone.
Where, leaving behind what cannot be changed
assessing what cannot be done through market driven insurance,
it expresses what cannot be put into words.
minimize its emissions where possible and offset what cannot be reduced with United Nations certified emission reductions.
choreographies have the mission to evoke what cannot be openly shown
minimize its emissions where possible and offset what cannot be reduced with United Nations certified emission reductions.
Patrick Labat stresses that legislative solutions need to be applied in parallel:“Part of the solution is to ban what cannot be recycled.”