Examples of using Cannot therefore in English and their translations into Greek
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However he is not yet a US citizen and cannot therefore run under the United States flag.”.
straightforward policy and cannot therefore endorse the proposal for the directive on the tobacco advertising ban.
straightforward policy and cannot therefore endorse the proposal for the directive on the tobacco advertising ban.
The Portuguese authorities cannot therefore rely on an objective,
The overall results cannot therefore be considered to provide a fair estimate of the average level of errors.
The complete changeover to the single currency cannot therefore take place on the first day of stage three.
In general they have no voting rights, and cannot therefore be involved in electing government.
Consequently, Skandia Sverige is dependent on SAC and cannot therefore itself be characterised as a taxable person within the meaning of Article 9 of the VAT Directive.
Capital cannot therefore arise from circulation,
The EU clearly has no respect for democratic rights and cannot therefore be considered a safe
They are considered to leave too much discretion to contracting authorities and cannot therefore guarantee equal treatment of European companies throughout the EU.
The Parliament cannot therefore be criticised,
Farm prices cannot therefore be the cause of high food prices!
The applicant cannot therefore claim to have established infringement of its defence rights
Greece cannot therefore be condemned for exercising its absolute right under the Treaties in the Council.
The Commission cannot therefore endorse the Court's proposal to transfer the scheme to the budget line for food aid.
This activity cannot therefore be split into two, for the purpose of classifying a part of the service as an information society service.
Those servers cannot therefore exercise a competitive constraint on Microsoft on the work group server operating systems market.
One cannot therefore exclude the possibility the elections being as flawed as were last year's in Ukraine and Belarus.
The General Court cannot therefore be criticised for having carried out such an examination.