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We cannot have a stable African continent without a stable Congo
And even though we cannot have a quantum field… without the observation of scientists who have gone there… who have uncovered it layer after layer after layer.
We cannot have people on this level looking for food
We cannot have the same debate after elections as before elections,
Without love we cannot have a close bond with fellow Christians,
We cannot have an ambitious employment policy if we do not establish European labour legislation with the support of the social partners.
We cannot have high quality mobile internet for everything
democracy in this country, or we may have wealth concentrated in the hands of a few, but we cannot have both.
We cannot have YouTube being shut down,
We cannot have a new agreement with Morocco until we have a new system for entry prices.
We cannot have a situation in which we have EU legislation that contravenes basic ILO conventions.
Such mobility is essential since we cannot have a proper Europe without getting to know our neighbours,
multimedia components which in turn may generate cookies over which we cannot have direct control.
Unfortunately, this is due to the fact that the European Council did not take its decision any sooner, with the result that we cannot have the Commission in place.
We cannot have any secrets: in some of our Member States, private telephone calls are even intercepted between husband
We cannot have a situation in which parliament is shut down- we are a democratic society,” the Telegraph quoted Bercow as saying at an event on the sidelines of the Edinburgh Festival.
I agree that we cannot have a'quick fix'
It is clear that we cannot have a direct political and economic influence on what happens in Belarus but we can have an influence on whether independent information, which will stimulate people
We cannot have credibility around the world if the measures we adopt in the management of immigration, in particular, and in our policies in response to the tragic events caused by terrorism, are not exemplary in terms of human rights.