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I feel that we cannot continue down this track.
I hope that we will see the next Council Presidency here more often, because we cannot continue to operate in this way.
And if we cannot- and it still doesn't work- then we cannot continue.
The European budget needs to be strengthened, as we cannot continue with 1% of the level of the European budget,
Nevertheless, we cannot continue in the long term to ship goods thousands of kilometres around the globe,
We cannot continue to wait for decisions that are dragging on whilst thousands of people are knocking at our gates daily,
We cannot continue to ignore these scourges,
We cannot continue with a procedure in which certain standards are required of producers in the European Union
especially for employment, we cannot continue to stand idly by.
We cannot continue to ignore these scourges,
If you don't succeed in obtaining a definitive guarantee-- and I really doubt that you can-- at that moment, we cannot continue like this," he told Iran's government in a televised speech.
the people have determined that we cannot continue our case against Carl Ayala.
This must serve as a lesson to us: we cannot continue without the Member States linking up in their response to this problem;
They are a signal that we cannot continue as we are and that, thanks to borrowing that has been too cheap and imports that have been too cheap, we have all been living above our means and we cannot go on consuming at the same rate.
We cannot continue to accommodate all those who feel uneasy in their own country, because it is raining there… or not; because it is a dictatorship…
We cannot continue with a situation where research funding is not always allocated competitively, where positions are not always filled on merit, where researchers can rarely take their grants or have access to research programmes across borders,
Clearly we cannot continue to take this hypocritical approach where,
We cannot continue to ignore the fact that there is a percentage- no doubt an absolute minority, but this percentage does exist- of people who travel to other Member States and who have no intention of reporting their presence to the host Member States, simply because they do not want to be officially recognised, because they have no intention of abiding by the laws and working legally.
Samir, we can't continue this forever.
We can't continue unless she repents.