Examples of using Cannot be put in English and their translations into Italian
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fundamental freedoms cannot be put aside to achieve other objectives.
tulips and narcissuses cannot be put together- tulips will wither.
Without good leadership no vision can emerge in a community, and without good leadership the best visions cannot be put into practice.
Such richness cannot be put at risk because of a lack of personal responsibility.
The right to life and the right to abortion cannot be put on the same footing.
Mr Ebner, you know that the question cannot be put again, but, since it is a point of order,
An industrial strategy cannot be put into practice as a stand-alone policy as it has numerous interactions
In the first place, Soviet trade cannot be put on a par with trade in the first stage of NEP, even though the latter was regulated by the state.
It is necessary to remember that panels cannot be put on the glue, even made of enough dry material, eventually they dry out a little.
Therefore, the institutional Church and the Charismatic Church cannot be put in opposition, because the charisma,
a place where emotions cannot be put into words and your senses are left speechless.
EU legislation stipulates that food containing an unacceptable level of any contaminant cannot be put on the market.
dark space where things cannot be put.
This test is used for parts that cannot be put inside a vacuum chamber(refrigerators,
the details of which cannot be put at risk.
terrorism really cannot be put on the same plane as the criticisms that might legitimately be made of Israeli policy.
act as a memory jogger for what can and cannot be put into the various containers.
the rest of the world that its political unity cannot be put into question.
though: the Treaty cannot be put before the Member States that rejected it in exactly the same form as before,
If we decided once that even compromise amendments must be translated and that they cannot be put to the House unless they have been translated,