Examples of using Cannot just in English and their translations into Greek
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The IMF's managing director, Christine Lagarde, reacted furiously, saying,"Greece cannot just continuously tag along and expect that things will be sorted out.".
In a speech in Ouagadougou, he said"Africa's heritage cannot just be in European private collections and museums".
IMF Chief Christine Lagarde said,“Greece cannot just continuously tag along and expect that things will be sorted out.
So we cannot just let things take their course
other problems that cannot just be wished away.
The list cannot just comprise third countries,
Greece cannot just blame the way it has been treated by the powerful nations for its own economic woes
who is talented, cannot just because we don't have money,
They argued that one cannot just declare about something, in that case, a fruit, that it can only be apple, since every real
Even the ecological crisis cannot just be attributed to the crisis of growth ideology
It is therefore clear that‘preserving NATO's credibility' cannot just mean US' s credibility,
ethnicities etc cannot just be‘reduced' to these two main structures.
ethnicities etc cannot just be‘reduced' to these two main structures.
ethnicities etc cannot just be“reduced” to these two main structures.
and the Commission cannot just note this, observing it as if it was a meteorological phenomenon It has a large number of weapons and tools at its disposal, such as import controls, with which to ensure that the rules of the game are indeed the same, and it can use the defence mechanisms that it has at its disposal.
Therefore, if we take into account that'the very history of the Greco-Western world can be viewed as the history of the struggle between autonomy and heteronomy'[44], it is obvious that the heteronomous forms of society which have dominated History cannot just be considered as'fortuitous events', similar to those that may not allow an acorn to become an oak tree.
If we take into account that'the very history of the Greco‑Western world can be viewed as the history of the struggle between autonomy and heteronomy',[103] it is obvious that the heteronomous forms of society which have dominated history cannot just be considered as'fortuitous events', similar to those that may not allow an[338/339] acorn to become an oak tree.
Greece can't just(re)introduce a national currency.".
Zahara can't just walk out of the school.
Can't just admit that the people have spoken.