Примеры использования We should not allow на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We should not allow these sufferings.
And in general, we should not allow time to rob us.
We should not allow it to continue.
So my fundamental point is that although precedents are important, we should not allow ourselves to be strangled by precedent.
We should not allow such discrimination.
The perpetrators cannot be proud of what happened, and we should not allow them or encourage them to proceed on their merry way.
We should not allow this to continue.
Progress should be made in all areas; yet, we should not allow advances in one to be made contingent upon parallel progress in another.
We should not allow these forces to prevail.
Nonetheless, although ensuring global security is the top priority, we should not allow the fight against terrorism to justify any reversal of achievements made in the area of disarmament.
We should not allow such an unfavourable development.
In the view of my delegation, we should not allow the renewed nuclear testing to slow down the pace of the CTBT negotiations.
We should not allow this situation to continue any longer.
Of course, we should not allow 1 million more to die.
We should not allow arrogant words to come from our mouths.
Indeed, we should not allow ourselves to become accustomed to violence.
We should not allow 25 million people more to die.
However, we should not allow ourselves to be overly elated.
We should not allow bureaucratic obstacles to delay that.
However, we should not allow a loose constellation of separate villages to emerge.
We should not allow the gains already made at Camp David and Taba to recede.
We should not allow ANYTHING to sabotage the freedom that is ours in Christ Jesus.
We should not allow national egotism to prevail over our collective responsibility.
We should not allow the entire society to be pulled into the pre-election turmoil before the time has come.
We should not allow the problems we are facing today to define the meaning of globalization.
We should not allow the replacement of a constructive approach to solving this problem with populist slogans.
We should not allow the Prime Minister of Israel to impede the attainment of this historic achievement.
We should not allow the debate to become sterile or degenerate into a dialogue between the deaf and the dumb.
We should not allow political expediency and posturing to rob us of our declared objectives.
However, we should not allow progress in one area to be conditioned by equivalent advances in another.