Examples of using Cannot be avoided in English and their translations into Italian
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by definition, cannot be avoided nor predicted.
Frame deformation is a physical phenomenon that cannot be avoided.
Often, if this mechanism fails, serious consequences cannot be avoided.
This is a question that cannot be avoided.
But they are matters that cannot be avoided.
If such arrangements cannot be avoided, appropriate measures should be taken,
However, if this cannot be avoided, the vaccines should be injected into separate limbs.
Blocking with a shield should only be used for attacks that cannot be avoided since blocking can drain both health and stamina.
However, if this cannot be avoided, the vaccines should be injected into separate limbs.
There is also a potential one of saving in our not relative expenses to the staff, but unfortunately- it has concluded- the effects on the staff cannot be avoided".
I added that the instruments do not exist at the moment but the problem cannot be avoided in future.
Where manual handling cannot be avoided, the employer must try to reduce the risks involved.
In some instances, going public with a lottery win cannot be avoided, especially when a large sum of money is involved.
Workers shall be provided with hearing protectors if the risks arising from exposure to noise cannot be avoided or prevented by other means.
It further states that, where the generation of waste cannot be avoided, that waste should be reused
The shortfall is of such a serious nature that significant delays cannot be avoided at the airport, and.
with a few exceptions that cannot be avoided.
coincidence of special circumstances. Nevertheless, the question of their significance cannot be avoided.
Sometimes this condition cannot be avoided; for this reason often there are no penalty points assigned for this case.
Internal cavities such as blowholes, inter-metallic phases, or cracks cannot be avoided during the cast-metal manufacturing process.