Examples of using Cannot be addressed in English and their translations into Greek
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Such issues cannot be addressed in an arbitrary manner,
Those three things have to be addressed and that cannot be addressed by protest only.
I think we agree that the problem we call Iran today cannot be addressed simply by condemning the actions
This problem cannot be addressed by fiscal Keynesian stimulus,
One of the worst refugee crises in recent history cannot be addressed in a way that befits human dignity because the powerful do not want to see it as a problem unless it reaches their doorsteps.
This problem cannot be addressed through cooperation with political opponents, nor can it be addressed through populism;
This major uncertainty cannot be addressed until new clinical studies are conducted,
The focus is on human rights and democracy issues which cannot be addressed by geographic or other thematic programmes due to their sensitive character or emergency nature.
the impact of external factors is considerable, and cannot be addressed solely through exemplary project preparation and planning.
considers that such problems cannot be addressed without alleviating the fear
The tender can be limited to specific technologies, in cases when a tendering process open to all producers would lead to a suboptimal result, which cannot be addressed in the process design.
The roots of the current violence cannot be addressed as long as the government treats it as a security problem,
a Berlin-led group of countries have insisted debt relief cannot be addressed until after the current talks are completed.
against women in general cannot be addressed without decisive intervention by the police,
exposure to anthropogenic environmental hazards that cannot be addressed by medicine and technology alone.
ICT is increasingly exposed to threats that cannot be addressed effectively at a national level alone.
unresolved property claims and restricted freedom of movement-- that cannot be addressed without engagement and co-operation between residents on both sides of the River Ibra, the representatives said.
The Ecumenical Patriarch then pointed out that the problem cannot be addressed individually by an organization
Where it considers that the problem cannot be addressed in that manner, it shall recommend to the Commission that it amends any delegated acts
Where it considers that the problem cannot be addressed in that manner, it shall issue a recommendation to the Commission as regards the amendment of the delegated acts