Examples of using Our inability in English and their translations into Swedish
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This is further proof that our inability to formulate common foreign
economic growth within the European Union is not so much the subprime market crisis in America but our inability or unwillingness to take risks and be innovative in
I think specifically that in going too quickly to six then to fifteen we have displayed our inability to build a Europe which respects the disparities between its initial members.
inhumane treatment, but we regret our inability to prevent them in every case.
trust of our citizens by our collective failure to respond to their concerns and our inability to frame a coherent
Tara? A sad testament to our inability to trust each other.
A sad testament to our inability to trust each other. Tara?
Of our inability to receive the information. Allison, you know that could just be a function.
Of course. But what we couldn't predict was our inability to refine the drug.
you're angry at our inability to immediately rescue her.
It is not because of our actions that we have lost credibility but because of our inability to act.
Our inability to know such an Absolute, being simply our inability to define the indefinite,
Our inability to determine a figure is, moreover, a revealing indicator of the European Commission's methods.
When we injure others, we injure ourselves by reflection and through our inability to find answers in a more appropriate way.
No one is interested in us. The reason for this, above all, is our inability to reform the way we work.
therefore, that our inability to accept some of his proposals is a product of necessary pragmatism
It does not, however, seem fair to make the candidate countries bear the consequences of our inability to take decisions and reform the European institutions?
It would be remiss of me to overlook our most distressing failure: our inability to ensure that our repeated warnings about the approaching tragedy in Kosovo were heeded.
One reason for this is certainly our inability, despite our many good intentions, to make much of an improvement to equal opportunities for women in the workplace.
The points raised in the report by my colleague justify the very strong link between this lack of innovation and our inability to maintain the targets set in the Lisbon Strategy.