Examples of using We can't rule out in English and their translations into Polish
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We cannot rule out that she saw other men.
We cannot rule out the possibility of an accident.
We cannot rule out that the tomb was opened
An ice sheet response time of centuries seems probable, and we cannot rule out large changes on decadal time-scales once wide-scale surface melt is underway.
We cannot rule out that we will have to update our Privacy Policy in the future.
We cannot rule out a situation where our Polish strengths of qualified workforce
Nevertheless, we can not rule out that the content of the answers may be incorrectly displayed
The work is ongoing and it we can not rule out that the tomb still hides the remains associated with the burial ritual"- the researcher hopes.
We can not rule out the possibility of a difficult birth,
We cannot rule out the possibility that some of those migrants may be in touch with terrorists.
And since Captain Reynolds had access to highly classified defense secrets, we cannot rule out a spy ring.
The trajectory of the shot suggests the shooter acted alone, but we cannot rule out an accomplice or conspiracy.
Taking into account that WhatsApp MEssnger is part of Facebook, we can not rule out the similarity of Facebook messaging over time.
For one thing, we know that the pace of recovery will be uneven and we cannot rule out setbacks.
Well, I told him that we couldn't rule out what happened after it was checked into evidence.
Hopefully we will not have to use these funds, but we cannot rule out this possibility.
 However, given the problems involved in determining the basis of consciousness, we cannot rule out completely the possibility that they are sentient, unlike in the case of those with a nervous system that is not centralized.
We cannot rule out that complainants, notably the United States,
descriptions were accurate and true, but we can not rule out minor errors that are the basis for the claims or complaints.
The Legal Service is still preparing an opinion on that, but we cannot rule out the possibility that in the end, we will have to consider this a mixed agreement, which implies that all the national parliaments will also have to ratify it, and which could also have- in reply to Niccolò Rinaldi's question- consequences for the voting procedure in Council.