Examples of using Cannot be predicted in English and their translations into Romanian
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As the weather cannot be predicted and because snow chains may not be used in slushy/icy conditions it is recommended that visitors fit winter tyres to their vehicle.
extreme meteorological conditions) and cannot be predicted, the event will be delayed or canceled.
because quantities produced cannot be predicted or planned precisely
The size or profile of influxes of refugees cannot be predicted from year to year and there exist no statistics on why certain
pain for results that cannot be predicted.
added that the actual changes cannot be predicted at the moment.
produced by millions of photons passing through a diffraction slit can be calculated using quantum mechanics, but the exact path of each photon cannot be predicted by any known method.
Whilst the precise impact of this option on operational costs cannot be predicted, it is likely that even for those 3 Member States that will have to introduce the right,
Whereas transport costs vary considerably with time and some of those costs cannot be predicted, in particular where river transport is concerned;
citizens' privacy can no longer be guaranteed when questions are asked, data protection is called into question and the consequences for our security and for the financial market policy of the European Central Bank cannot be predicted.
locations of all future exchanges cannot be predicted with certitude, and when action is by nature speculative and subject to error, man can conceivably demand goods no longer exclusively on account of their use-value(present
the cards being dealt cannot be predicted in advance.
That can't be predicted.
The consequences of deletion can not be predicted in advance.
The date of this Event can not be predicted.
There were unforeseen circumstances, things that could not be predicted.
Deviatiny on the number of guests can not be predicted- they come uninvited, as desired.
Price jumps that can not be predicted are usually triggered by market makers
so they can't be predicted or reused.
mining difficulties that can not be predicted.