Examples of using Cannot substitute in English and their translations into Swedish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Whereas methodological and digital innovations are a potential instrument for expanding access to content and knowledge, but cannot substitute personal contact
Development cooperation can not substitute for other flows of money
But I can't substitute one addiction for another.
But it can't substitute for Multiplier symbols.
The Union can not substitute for its members' own foreign policy,
They can not substitute for general guidelines to be applied by all financial institutions in normal as well as exceptional market conditions.
Using railing Of course, can not substitute for a fully mountedcabinets,
The European Union could not substitute itself for the mining company for any compensation payments due.
Using railingOf course, can not substitute for a fully mountedcabinets,
Information on the website regarding hearing loss is general information and can not substitute a consultation with a hearing care professional.
The only catch is that one can't substitute for the other, yet both can substitute for any other symbol in the game.
There are some general rules when it comes to these symbols- they can't substitute a scatter symbol,
this information is for guidance only and can not substitute for the medical advice.
We could make a scoreboard and we can set a benchmark, but we cannot substitute the presence of the particular Member State.
Technical devices cannot substitute entirely for broadcaster responsibility.
However, this advice cannot substitute a consultation with your doctor.
Labelling cannot substitute proper safety assessment(risk analysis) prior to each marketing authorization.
A food supplement cannot substitute a balanced and varied diet
Process and instruments are important, but they are at the service of the substance and cannot substitute for it.
Under Article 186, the Court cannot substitute its view of the substantive merits of interim relief for that of the Commission.