Examples of using Cannot be avoided in English and their translations into Swedish
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If this cannot be avoided, the other vaccine should be injected into the other limb.
This need to hide in a simpler past… when the future cannot be avoided?
Both believe that the quota system cannot be avoided if the equal opportunities are to be safeguarded.
The shortfall is of such a serious nature that significant delays cannot be avoided at the airport, and.
Experience shows that fatigue and loss of concentration cannot be avoided after a certain period of time,
I added that the instruments do not exist at the moment but the problem cannot be avoided in future.
The analysis shows that this is possible although some administrative burden cannot be avoided.
Nothing is more invalidating than tiptoeing around a subject that just cannot be avoided.
alas, cannot be avoided.
IncrediMail migration and conversion cannot be avoided.
Like other pharmaceutical drugs, even Fildena has some of its contra-indication which cannot be avoided.
They suggest that high blood pressure is an age-related condition and generally cannot be avoided.
Collective protection measures and/or, where exposure cannot be avoided by other means, individual protection measures;
the tabling of the Sapir report means that its reevaluation cannot be avoided.
Openings between the boards cannot be avoided, as wood is a living
Some burrs cannot be avoided but if deburring is not done correctly there is great risk that the material or component will not function as it should.
But if death cannot be avoided, it is possible to know what will it be, really?
This probably cannot be avoided and if we are careful, it can be turned to our advantage,
This cannot be avoided on gravel roads in Scandinavia but its effects can be minimised with good structural design and drainage management.
it is possible for the side effects of Cheque Drops to be avoided to a degree they cannot be avoided completely.