Examples of using We cannot expect in English and their translations into Swedish
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We cannot expect local communities to do more than they are really able.
We cannot expect fairness or justice in this life, but all of us, including the slaves, can aspire to a life of ease and joy in Paradise.
We cannot expect the public to be able to navigate such a complicated labyrinth as the European Union.
We cannot expect them to be globally competitive if we hang such a large albatross around their necks.
I believe we cannot expect to have all these legislative arrangements in place as early as 2013.
This is the real answer, because we cannot expect the market to become easier.
Therefore we cannot expect that these data will be easily available after entry into force of REACH Regulation.
Unless a clean-up is achieved in Ukraine, we cannot expect the EU to respond effectively to Russia's increasingly assertive policy towards Central and Eastern Europe.
From what the Commissioner has said, we cannot expect the same audit procedures as we apply to our own producers- have I understood that correctly?
If the public sector does not invest, we cannot expect the private sector to do so.
Otherwise, we cannot expect our policy in this area to succeed.
There is no question that driving licences need to be standardised, as we cannot expect any policeman anywhere in Europe to be familiar with all their various permutations.
Of course we cannot expect to retain every pound of new bodyweight after a cycle.
He added, however, that we cannot expect the economic recovery to bring improvements in the standard of living of the working masses.
Of course, we cannot expect you non-Klingons to… have the same stamina as we do.
Secondly, we cannot expect progress within the European single market if the national legislation differs.
If we are not proud of our Parliament, we cannot expect the Turks to copy us.
If there is no public transport infrastructure, we cannot expect people to stop driving to work.
And even if such a revolution should occur, we cannot expect that society will rush into unknown and untested directions.
If they have to pick up the tab when the banks need to be resolved, we cannot expect them to fully cooperate within the SSM.