Examples of using Cannot prove in English and their translations into Slovak
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Christians say that Atheists cannot prove that God does not, for example,
Conventional Western medicine does not recognize the existence of meridian or energy channels in the human body, because anatomy cannot prove it.
French nationals who cannot prove that they resided in the country for 5 years before October 31,
Any consistent formal system that can express elementary arithmetic cannot prove its own consistency.
The resulting and seemingly biased epidemiological studies cannot prove safety or establish the current levels of mercury in vaccines as“safe.”.
It is a fact that testing cannot prove that the system has no error
Because the knowledge is perfect, that even in argument we cannot prove how animal stool becomes pure,
How do you protect yourself from a threat whose existence you cannot prove?
The second theorem shows that any such consistent system cannot prove its own consistency.
You cannot prove 100% that God exists, but then, you can't really prove anything 100%.
And if a doctor cannot prove it, and they cannot in nine cases out of ten- do not take a medicine.
The reason is that one cannot prove a negative; one cannot demonstrate non-existence.
Thus, owners who cannot prove the origin of the CryptoRuble are to pay a tax of 13%.
The provider will be authorised to cease the access to the online service when the subscriber cannot prove his/her member state of residence.
therefore pressing a key on boot cannot prove to be helpful.
It is therefore generally intended for those who do not want or cannot prove their income.
The disadvantage of HSG is the fact that it cannot determine the accurate extent of tissue and cannot prove endometriosis.
Hence, if religion cannot prove its claim and Darwinists can't prove their claims,
(d) if the keeper of an animal cannot prove that animal's identification and traceability:
University of Oxford who wasn't part of the study, stressed in a commentary published alongside the study that the research cannot prove that circadian rhythm disruption causes mood disorders.