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We will soon be unable to afford our ingredients.
To deal with this rebellious faction? Why should he now be unable.
I'm afraid I shall be unable to make payment… period.
The freezing plan would have worked… because they would be unable to communicate.
Sooner than later, Nassau will be unable to sell to any legitimate market in the Americas.
This means that, when the time comes tovote on these amendments, we shall be unable to debate them first.
Exactly. because they would be unable to communicate. The freezing plan would have worked.
These buses may have access to that country, butin practice, they will be unable to reach many places.
Should the president be unable to attend, section meetings shall be chaired by a section vice-president.
They will force the men to eat at the mine so thatthey will keep their strength up, but be unable to share portions with their families.
Should the president be unable to attend, section meetings shall be chaired by one of the vice-presidents of the body concerned.
I have heard that Mr McCreevy will be unable to attend. We must accept that.
Would be unable to exist without the traditional pillars of the old world. If we would made such a union, this would mean that our new world.
Especially in the new Member States, railway companies will be unable to compete without finding a solution for their high debts.
A large number of abortions affects the muscle tone of the uterus, which weakened due to outside interference, andthe woman may be unable tobear fruit.
Certainly. The McNaughton Rule states… that a person must be unable to tell right from wrong… and/or be unaware of the consequences of his actions… to be termed legally insane.
Brzezinski was the first one to openly state this that the public were coming to a stage where they would be unable to do reasoning for themselves.
The McNaughton Rule states… that a person must be unable to tell right from wrong… and, or, be unaware of the consequences of his actions… to be termed legally insane.
If airlines had to follow uniform criteria for allocating places, they would be unable to negotiate with potential volunteers.
Should the president be unable to attend, he shall wherever possible request that a vice-president or, if unavailable, another member of the body in question chair the meeting.
Prodi country in isolation; no European country can do that:either such relations exist at European level or they will be unable to generate hope and change.
A common concern of Member States is that they might be unable properly to enforce their tax rules if they allowed their residents to participate in foreign pension schemes.
We must nonetheless seek a solution because of the previous history andalso because of the fact that we would otherwise be unable to regulate cross-border traffic.
As in the past, the CAP after 2013 will be unable to protect our farmers from speculators and savage global competition, or to compensate for the excesses of the multinationals of the food processing industry and large-scale distributors.
It believes that in the current situation most Member States would be unable to apply such a rule as the requisite structures are not in place.
However, certain Information is collected automatically and, if some Information, such as Workspace setup details, is not provided,we may be unable to provide the Services.
Therefore, patients may have very high concentrations of cold agglutinins, butthese antibodies may be unable to hemolyze red blood cells(erythrocytes) at the warmer temperatures achieved in the bloodstream.
If there is a living will if he made his end-of-life wishes known if he appointed an individual todirect his health-care decision, should he be unable to.
Also, the EU regulation may eliminate the products of small andmedium-sized companies who will be unable to afford tests of the same standard as wealthy European firms.
The president pointed out that the presidents of the groups andsections could in future appoint a vice-president to stand in for them should they be unable to attend liaison group meetings.