Primeri uporabe I cannot accept v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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I cannot accept that.
As a Christian I cannot accept that.
I cannot accept.
Sorry but this I cannot accept.
I cannot accept that.
That is quite an honor,-but I cannot accept.
But I cannot accept.
Alan, as your social worker, I cannot accept gifts.
I cannot accept that view.".
I'm sorry, sir. I cannot accept these banknotes.
I cannot accept poverty.
I cannot accept that last point.
I cannot accept that you have gone forever.
The tribunal concluded correctly that I did not intentionally violate the anti doping rules, I cannot accept an unfairly harsh two year suspension.
Finally, I cannot accept Amendments 7 and 9.
I cannot accept the amendment in the form suggested.
Therefore, I cannot accept the amendment in its current form.
I cannot accept a Commissioner for the Internal Market who represents such a skewed approach to politics.
Therefore I cannot accept any liability for such external content.
I cannot accept that, and I strongly support my colleagues' initiative to clarify Parliament's involvement in this area.
Similarly, I cannot accept Amendment 10 regarding traps, since the proposal does not include measures to address this issue.
Therefore, I cannot accept the letters of amendment that have now been re-submitted to the plenary, as I think that this report is acceptable as it is.
I cannot accept the attitude that we describe as theft the amounts being transferred from one contributing country to another beneficiary country as a gesture of solidarity.
What I cannot accept, Madam President, is Amendment 10, which would allow the creation of a parallel fishery market based on discarded fish, which would therefore be unlawful.
I cannot accept that the Court of First Instance erred in law in stating that the Board of Appeal's decision could be assessed only on the basis of the Regulation as interpreted by the Community courts.
I cannot accept that a trial can be‘fair', as required by Article 6, if a person's guilt for any offence is established through evidence obtained in breach of the human rights guaranteed by the Convention.
In contrast, I cannot accept that it does not go beyond what is necessary to attain them, or, in other words, that it would not have been possible to achieve the same result by less stringent measures.