Examples of using Cannot yet in English and their translations into Swedish
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because at present many RES technoligies cannot yet compete in the market.
I cannot yet predict how successful we will be,
Humanity cannot yet speak as one voice,
Whereas a decision cannot yet be taken establishing a single method for measurement of asbestos-in-air concentrations at Community level;
Giulio cannot yet be considered a member of Helga's family in accordance with EU rules as they have not lived together previously and are not married.
China cannot yet match the major powers
by the Member States cannot yet be assessed.
AI personalisation can assist with delivering the optimal content or design template to your audience, but it cannot yet organise data into creatives.
His results, however, have not been checked by other scholars, and so cannot yet be accepted without caution.
The Commission's data for corrections cannot yet be meaningfully compared with the Court's estimated error rate.
On some of the issues addressed, precise conclusions cannot yet be identified,
Whereas that claim cannot yet be confirmed at Community level on the basis of the information available;
that makes the soul want to fly, but it cannot yet.
the effects of the world economic crisis in which we currently find ourselves cannot yet be foreseen.
The end never justifies the means as the results for our continent cannot yet be predicted.
all of whom got their doctor's degree abroad as this cannot yet be done in Bolivia.
We have brought to the Congress a whole number of workers' organisations which cannot yet be called completely communist
Although the Øresund Region cannot yet be regarded as functionally coherent, it can be concluded that a significant proportion of total R&D investments in Denmark
protect domestic solar industries that cannot yet match the low prices offered by countries such as China?
so embrace the whole human race, because we cannot yet distinguish the elect from the reprobate….