Primeri uporabe Cannot be equated v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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Of course cannot be equated.
OF COURSE, different historical situations cannot be equated.
They cannot be equated!
The said revisional power cannot be equated.
A chainsaw cannot be equated with a human life.
Jaka Železnikar is the most important author in the field of e-literature,with the latter being a specific genre that cannot be equated with literature or e books.
Mere presence cannot be equated with illegal conduct.
It is enough to refer, by way of example, to the arguments explaining why theconcept of‘constitutional identity' under national law cannot be equated with‘national identity' under Article 4(2) TEU(point 29 of the order for reference).
However, milia cannot be equated with acne in infants because acne may also grow in babies who have milia.
The intervention by the ESCB provided for by that programme thus cannot be equated with a measure granting financial assistance to a Member State.
They stated that although in some cases it is inappropriate to disseminate particular information in order to preventterrorist acts in the interest of an ongoing investigation, the protection of the victims or judicial proceedings,‘reporting on terrorism cannot be equated to supporting terrorism'.
The concept of"combination" cannot be equated with the number of bonds formed by an atom.
For instance, national authorities interpreting broadly the current definition have considered clans andtribes as potential actors of protection despite the fact that these cannot be equated to States regarding their ability to provide protection.
These are two things that cannot be equated, but to an extent we have been doing so.
Member States shall ensure that any criminal proceedings initiated on the basis ofnational provisions implementing this Directive do not unduly affect the proper and effective application of administrative measures, penalties and fines that cannot be equated to criminal proceedings, laid down in Union law or national implementing provisions.
In much the same way as classical Greece cannot be equated with Hellenic civilization, the modern West is not the same as westernistic civilization.
In the assessment of the plenary session of the Supreme Court,the decisive circumstance was that Branko Masleša did not act in his capacity as a judge, but responded to the pressures exerted on the judges and judiciary in his capacity as the President of the Supreme Court, namely in the function that pertains to the president of the highest court in the state within the framework of the judicial administration and which cannot be equated with the function of a judge.
The concept of the description of the criminaloffence as it is applied by the Constitutional Court cannot be equated only with the description of the criminal offence contained in the operative provisions of a judgment.
The disgust of(or fear for) old bodies cannot be equated with the disgust of old people although it cannot be totally separated, the same as we can't separate the body and soul.
Accordingly, the Court upholds the General Court's finding that the control exercised by the Chinese State in the present case,as a minority shareholder, over Xinanchem cannot be equated, automatically, to significant State interference in that company's decisions regarding prices, costs and inputs.
The claimants maintain that the present case cannot be equated with the cases cited in the opening decision in which contract clauses indemnifying beneficiaries for recovery of incompatible State were judged to constitute State aid themselves.
For that reason, an‘injunction' as referred to in the thirdsentence of Article 11 of Directive 2004/48 cannot be equated with an‘injunction aimed at prohibiting the continuation of the infringement' as referred to in the first sentence of Article 11.
Accordingly, as the Advocate General has observed in points 55 to 65 of his Opinion,the Eurogroup cannot be equated with a configuration of the Council or be classified as a body, office or agency of the European Union within the meaning of Article 263 TFEU.
It should be noted, purely for the sake of completeness,that management by an association of property owners cannot be equated with use of a property and, for that reason, it can be ruled out that the main proceedings have as their object‘tenancies of immovable property'.
The actions of the two parties could not be equated.
He says voter referendums can't be equated with democracy, saying that often they are the“instrument of choice of dictators.”.
One of the major reasons, while more people are still glued to this networkis because some greater features and advantages which could not be equated to that found on other platforms.
While it might be argued that the Commission should not have accepted an ill-based andunjustified scientific conclusion, this could not be equated with maladministration.
However, the General Court held that theState control exercised by the Chinese State could not be equated, as a matter of principle, to significant State interference in the producer's decisions regarding prices, costs and inputs.