Examples of using Cannot in English and their translations into Hungarian
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I'm not 100 percent, but I cannot say that in the press.
go to hell, you cannot kill me.
In fact, this is not the case at all, but he cannot see it.
Please note that bookings cannot be guaranteed with Visa Electron.
In the current global circumstances, Europe cannot afford to do that.
For this reason, Direct Thermal printing cannot be recommended for"lifetime" applications.
Where, after applying best endeavours, Competent Authorities cannot agree, unrelieved double taxation or taxation not in accordance with the tax treaty may result.
Such materialists cannot even imagine that there is a transcendental body which is nonperishable,
Some, despite doing regular exercises and reducing calories, cannot climb onto the scale
Many times even the necessary price increases cannot be performed for fear of the loss of buying force; for this reason, businesses keep becoming less and less economic to operate in the long run.
The cloaking device is working perfectly. And the commander has informed me that even the Romulans' sensors cannot track a vessel so equipped.
Since 97% of all relevant experts cannot convince climate change skeptics of the basic scientific facts,
trade and consumers cannot purchase goods or houses.
Who then cannot see what reconciliation would look like,
It would infuriate the British people to know that even a single mule of ours had been sacrificed for a country most of them cannot place on a map.
Consumers still cannot take full advantage of competitive prices
However, no external players participate in their social employment, so even those capable of work cannot be employed outside the walls of the institution.
The historians also cannot adequately explain why Britain sent troops down to Palestine to fight the Turks
115 million youths who cannot read or write a simple sentence.
The objectives also cannot be achieved by the Member States as a common set of rules, and conditions for the