Examples of using Can not be achieved in English and their translations into Slovak
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baths bring nothing but harm, no positive effect can not be achieved.
The goal is determined in advance, and it can not be achieved unless certain principles are observed.
Large projects exceeding 50 million Euro can not be achieved by own means, but only through public-private partnership.
Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things can not be achieved by vegatating in one little corner of the earth one's lifetime.".
If at an earlier stage show that the minimum number of participants can not be achieved, we will inform you of them.
If at an earlier stage show that the minimum number of participants can not be achieved, we will inform you of them.
Its dimensions and parameters can only be assumed, since the exact value can not be achieved.
But many of the USB interface Modem connection rate is too low, many even 50K can not be achieved.
Long-term practice of his research gives very encouraging results, which can not be achieved without Ankarcin.
Personal data should be processed only if the purpose of processing can not be achieved by other means.
From a medicinal purpose smoking flower is the best source of relief for some patients, that can not be achieved any other way," Yagielo continued.
Such quality in mushrooms grown in China or Europe can not be achieved and can no longer be guaranteed.
Unique technology of mechanical chipping allows getting an inimitable finish of every brick, which can not be achieved through application of other technologies,
ensuring their security and resilience can not be achieved via purely national
If past performance can not be achieved when using IKEA products as it is,
But the level of heat saving can not be achieved to the maximum due to a tree,
Of course, the perfection of both qualities can not be achieved and striving for this is to break the breed into two parts,
The advantage of the fence of stem cells from umbilical cord blood is the high quality of the material, which can not be achieved in the preparation of adult stem cells from the donor.
The condition of public interest may be considered just when the legitimate purpose that is being followed by an invasion into ownership rights can not be achieved by different ways that invade an ownership right less.