Примери за използване на Cannot fulfil на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Bulgaria, however, cannot fulfil the criteria.
The BMC should not promise something which it cannot fulfil.”.
It therefore cannot fulfil the responsibilities for which it was created.
It's very sad that the authorities in BiH cannot fulfil the conditions.
As such, they cannot fulfil the objectives, for which they have been designated, i.e.
Foods like salmon,milk and eggs cannot fulfil our Vit D requirements;
He cannot fulfil his dream and start a small business, nor to find housing.
One who does not know Lord's name cannot fulfil Lord's will.
Because they cannot fulfil these functions, they cannot be considered viruses.
This means there may be legal reasons why We cannot fulfil all requests.
If a DSO cannot fulfil the requirements under points(b) and(c), it shall notify the TSO and propose which requirement shall apply.
Although this report contains some good proposals, it cannot fulfil the specified aims.
Facing structural economic decline,Russia cannot fulfil its supposed great power destiny by any means that are acceptable to the West.
Most of the great stories of humankind have set up ideals that most people cannot fulfil.
As a result, these criteria cannot fulfil their objective of determining whether a bidder has the necessary capacity to implement the contract.
Without enough glucosamine,the cartilage in weight-bearing joints cannot fulfil its tasks.
As a result, Romania cannot fulfil the obligations it has to the European Commission, the World Bank and the IMF, in terms of the credit it has borrowed.
If a person lives on Earth andcomplains that their leg hurts, they cannot fulfil any promises they make;
But we cannot fulfil this vocation as unifiers and bridge-builders-we cannot unite matter and spirit, the earthly and the heavenly- unless we each see our own self as a single, undivided whole.
However, while Article 301 EC might be seen as a cross-pillar bridge,Article 308 EC surely cannot fulfil that function.
Strategic reserves can avoid financial consequences to market operators that cannot fulfil their balancing responsibilities and that would consequently bear significant cost.
Participant: If a person has committed an obligation before the Karmic Board, for instance, to read prayers for two hours every day, butit comes a day when he cannot fulfil that obligation.
I will not start to create false expectations or put hope in our fans that we cannot fulfil, but I believe that we will at least win a race[next year].”.
For instance, if one year a member state cannot fulfil its commitment due to an exceptionally cold winter or dry summer, this country will have the possibility to average out annual emissions with those of the preceding and subsequent year.
The major problem in such cases is that the bird's temperature drops sharply,because the plumage cannot fulfil one of its main functions- namely, keeping the body warm.
Educational establishments cannot fulfil their mission behind close doors and must open up to new ideas and practices, e.g. by building up partnerships with establishments in other countries or working with the various players of civil society.
This information is necessary for the Club to perform the required analysis, presentation, promotion and financing of projects, andwithout this data the Club cannot fulfil its commitments to the candidates.
EFSA, like other risk assessment agencies in EU Member States, cannot fulfil its mission without the contribution of top scientists employed by research bodies and universities.
The passenger has not complied with the Air Carrier's instructions regarding the flight safety, the quality and comfort of passenger transportation, creates inconveniences for the carriage of other passengers, due to that the Air Carrier cannot fulfil its obligations to passengers on board of the aircraft;
It can be expressed in actions providing extremely needed help when the state cannot fulfil its social functions- the treatment of severely ill children, transplants, hospital and school equipment etc.