Examples of using We cannot therefore in English and their translations into Greek
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We cannot therefore be sustainable, we cannot guarantee the maintenance of species and we cannot engage in true market activity if we do not consider fish to be a'sensitive product'.
We cannot therefore back out of our commitment to make a tangible contribution to reducing emissions,
It is the Member States' parliaments which are to decide whether its results are to be approved. We cannot therefore accept that the European Parliament should be given any form of right to make decisions on questions concerning the Treaties.
We cannot therefore co-operate with people who say that the workers are too uneducated to emancipate themselves
We cannot therefore cooperate with people who openly state that the workers are too uneducated to emancipate themselves
We cannot therefore co-operate with people who openly state the that the workers are too uneducated to emancipate themselves
We cannot therefore be content with a minimalist solution in line with the US proposal,
We cannot therefore accept a situation where the Commission retains all its powers for more than six months following its resignation
give the standard response: as Europe does not keep its promises, we have no clear European prospects and we cannot therefore negotiate the risk-strewn path to reform.
We cannot therefore consider migrants in the same way as disabled people,
We cannot, therefore, separate wisdom from the Spirit.
We cannot, therefore, support the amendment to the legal basis.
We cannot, therefore, vote for this proposal.
We cannot, therefore, complain or call this process a simple comitology procedure.
We cannot, therefore, punish hauliers for external factors over which they have no influence.
We cannot, therefore, introduce regulations that treat certain parts of the Union less favourably than others.
We cannot, therefore, agree to the most recent need being dealt with 100% while we forget about those which are apparently less current.
We cannot, therefore, support wordings that regret the cutbacks in agricultural aid decided on by the Council.
We cannot, therefore, consider less than half the sum that Parliament deemed essential only a month ago to be sufficient.