Examples of using Cannot be said in English and their translations into Swedish
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Her father was a minor landowner but cannot be said to have been a successful farmer.
It cannot be said that the Koraysh who initiated the war were the victors because they gained nothing.
It cannot be said that this is not a problem for us or for EU women.
The same cannot be said of the ACP countries, 44 of which have ratified it.
The same cannot be said about direct intervention in specific cases that we are aware of.
It cannot be said that this situation, and these trends, are not reflected anywhere in Mr Gasòliba i Böhm's report.
The withdrawal of proposals that have not even yet been adopted cannot be said to dismantle anything.
Perhaps- but perhaps this cannot be said- Islamabad is in fact a greater threat than Teheran.
Commissioner, with all due respect, it cannot be said that your proposal for modulation will protect social equilibrium.
However, we have succeeded legally and that cannot be said about Uber and Taxify.
We have chosen to respond to this request so that it cannot be said that the principle of consulting the European Parliament merely causes delays in the discussions underway.
The same cannot be said for many that stood with them. The field is thick with the dead.
There are strengths in both men and women, and it cannot be said that some gender has great intelligence.
They also need to be considered in the light of‘better regulation', something that they cannot be said to achieve.
the question is how long this improvement will last, because it cannot be said that stability is guaranteed.
You know your children really well, but the same cannot be said of all the people around them.
so it cannot be said which is better or worse.
along with his post with the bank, but it cannot be said that he inherited his fortune.
Music expresses that which cannot be said and on which it is impossible to be silent.
But these Greek writers cannot be said to express an Apostolic tradition,