Examples of using Cannot be tolerated in English and their translations into Slovenian
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In these unsettled times, illegal labour cannot be tolerated, and we must start with those that are within reach locally
This is why it is one of our core convictions that intolerance cannot be tolerated.".
has invaded our sovereign territory. This cannot be tolerated.
form racial bigotry and hatred, they betray our core values and cannot be tolerated.".
William Bremner… your conduct in the Charity Shield match was deplorable… and cannot be tolerated.
including gender related, cannot be tolerated.
Usury(interest) at any percentage is a high crime which cannot be tolerated.
to deter people from committing offences which cannot be tolerated in a democratic society.
the entry into the Union of illegal immigrants simply seeking for a better life- more than 500000 are coming into the European Union every year- cannot be tolerated.
Infractions of these rights cannot be tolerated, and the European Union, together with its agencies, must defend this principle absolutely in the light of the historical,
armed forces are clearly instructed that crimes and torture cannot be tolerated, will be fully investigated,
This means that there is widespread illegality, which cannot be tolerated as it generates a strong distortion of competition between companies
I consider it my duty to my fellow professors in this House to expose such intended undemocratic practices that are openly opposed to the Lisbon Strategy on education and cannot be tolerated in an EU Member State.
Iran that further development of nuclear weapons cannot be tolerated.
in cases where platinum-based combinations cannot be tolerated.
measures tainted by an irregularity whose gravity is so obvious that it cannot be tolerated by the Community legal order must be treated as having no legal effect,
This cannot be tolerated in Europe today, just as we cannot tolerate democratic principles, freedom to differ and freedom of speech to be undermined as they were today by Mr Cohn-Bendit and Mr Watson, who, referring to differences of opinion over the Charter of Fundamental Rights- or rather, not so much the Charter as the EU Reform Treaty- called the Members who were opposing him idiots.
Everyone knows that pain can not be tolerated.
Such an anomaly could not be tolerated.
That could not be tolerated.