Examples of using Cannot therefore in English and their translations into Portuguese
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My group cannot therefore support amendments calling for 51% Community ownership for firms participating in the Community research programmes.
bans its advertising is neither logical nor consistent, and cannot therefore really be taken seriously.
The search for the re-establishment of unity among the divided Christians cannot therefore be reduced to recognition of the reciprocal differences
A general strike cannot therefore be approached in the same way as a normal strike.
Article 7(1) of the directive cannot therefore, it seems to me, be interpreted restrictively.
prepares them for life, cannot therefore be seen negatively
The interpretation of recital 165 to the Decision proposed by the Commission cannot therefore be accepted.
But I am opposed to all the excessively radical measures contained in the joint text and cannot therefore endorse the report in its present form.
We cannot therefore afford to postpone this any further and must seek proper clarification of what is patentable and in particular of what is not. .
An arbitrator does not constitute a"court or tribunal" within the meaning of Article 177 and cannot therefore request a preliminary ruling himself.
Amendment No 27 departs completely from this approach and cannot therefore be accepted by the Com mission.
The use of nitric oxide in ARDS does not reduce mortality or the duration of mechanical ventilation and cannot therefore be routinely recommended in clinical practice.
In general they have no voting rights, and cannot therefore be involved in electing government.
The disadvantage is that the light is in the infra-red spectrum and cannot therefore be seen by the human eye.
The Italian Presidency's efforts in the Council regarding this point cannot therefore be criticised in the way that the PSE Group tried to criticise them.
The situation of the Polish shipyards cannot therefore be compared with that of other companies which have specific problems linked with the current financial crisis.
The Commission cannot therefore conclude that the measure introduces no discrimination based on the location at which costs are incurred.
The Commission cannot therefore decentralise cases which are notified to it with a view to exemption under Article 853.
This evolution cannot therefore be considered as a factor having adversely affected the Community industry.
Unilateral« euroisation» cannot therefore be a way of circumventing the stages foreseen by the Treaty for the adoption of the euro.