Examples of using Cannot count in English and their translations into Italian
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Some cannot count SSL links- but Google seems to count http
has a great deal of fantasy and cannot count to 12.
there will be sockets that are suitable for international travellers, but you cannot count on it.
It's a factor of tactic weakness for ISIS that however cannot count on a fertile recruitment ground.
Consumer Policy that our more far-reaching wishes cannot count on the support of the two major groups,
the person with excellent"э§юb" Dyagilev has felt that Prokofiev cannot count on success at that part of public which one respectfully name"Iыш=ющ" others- it is more sober- snobs.
I suffer even more because I am aware that many of your families cannot count on your presence as fathers and sons, sometimes the only ones who can save them from destitution.
The brilliance of 5 young engineers combined with the wish to provide a high quality product(unlike other projects that cannot count on Italian fabrics)
the person with excellent"э§юb" Dyagilev has felt that Prokofiev cannot count on success at that part of public which one respectfully name"Iыш=ющ" others- it is more sober- snobs.
Those who cannot count on Socialists such as ourselves are those who never wait to hear the end of an argument and those who believe that violence can be a political instrument.
ready to contribute and that RDAs cannot count on a definite income for the next year's budget.
Let your witness, which cannot count on abundant resources, exercise its influence through the strength of Christ's grace, the leaven which, though invisible, can make the whole loaf rise.
young adults in need who cannot count on the support of their family,
A lesson to be learned from this experience is that groups operating in a hostile political environment cannot count on"working within the system" to gain favor if that means trying to convince the decision makers to change their minds.
Europe as a whole cannot count on natural resources
is that the critical economist cannot count on the sheer force of facts to make her/his point of view prevail;
yet the Commission cannot count on retaining their skills.
an already-large market share for many goods, China cannot count on export growth to sustain economic performance in the short run.
You cannot count on the effective help of the proletariat of the Allied countries,
It is precisely these young women who cannot count on the support of their own families,