Examples of using Cannot rely in English and their translations into Italian
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A State that wants to be considered as democratic cannot rely on such system which nurtures sectarian division.
Consumers generally cannot rely on companies' future intentions when making their consumption plans.
He states clearly that whoever intends to study theology cannot rely on his intelligence alone
The Union cannot rely on such a scarce and unreliable resource in a sector as strategic as transport.
If investors cannot rely on the accuracy of the information they are given,
Hadoop cannot rely on existing methods of file storage.
The journalists cannot rely on a single informant,
The proletarians cannot rely on these false friends who always betray to defend them.
This means those who cannot rely on their own means,
In terms of assets, they own their homes, but cannot rely on a stock of capital
state-owned forests cannot rely on significant assistance from EU funds.
According to advocate general léger, consumers cannot rely on the directive on door-step selling to cancel contracts for the sale of immovable property.
Consumers, who are used to a given standard of protection in their own country, cannot rely on the same standard in another Member State13;
The EU cannot rely solely on foreign policies for all these important decisions affecting an important share of the European economy.
Limited financial resources given that the chapter library cannot rely on fixed public contributions.
Consumers who are used to a given standard of protection in their own country, cannot rely on the same standard in another MS;
We are not allowed to process Personal Information if we cannot rely on a valid legal ground.
Authorities cannot rely on hollow arguments about the need for'safety'
It follows that the Portuguese Republic cannot rely on the claim that the contested decision failed to observe the principle of the non-retroactivity of legal measures.
It is obvious that, in setting up a trans-European rail network, one cannot rely on voluntary standardisation: it is necessary