Exemplos de uso de Not be able to operate em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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We may not be able to operate on him.
In other words, if a State does not open up its networks to competition,its companies will not be able to operate in other States which have done so.
Without it, you may not be able to operate a motor vehicle under the law.
Mr Patten is right: the security situation over there is abominable;even aid workers will certainly not be able to operate in safety.
We would not be able to operate our website without using the"strictly necessary" cookies listed below.
It goes without saying that you must remove Nation Zoom from your computer otherwise sooner or later your system will be corrupted to the point you will not be able to operate it.
However, even if the no-fault model is in fact con sidered superior to the fault-based model- which, as we exposed in the chapter above,we do not have as evident- it is certain that it will not be able to operate in any and all legal systems, as it lacks some specific assumptions of functioning.
My second point is that the fight against terrorism is really an area where the European Union has value added; it is an area where the Member States cannot and will not be able to operate alone.
But the conflicting IMO and U.S. requirements, when combined with the lack of systems fully approved by the United States,could produce an impossible dilemma in which some ships might not be able to operate in U.S. waters if the IMO Convention enters in force before U.S. approved equipment is commercially available.
What better way to ensure the integration of Europe's national military forces than by ensuring that they will begin so interdependently that they will not be able to operate independently?
We move on to the fishermen who were greatly concerned by the application of this directive to their working life because they felt they would not be able to operate properly within that system.
Now, we must urgently follow it up with the establishment, in the long term, of a real European monetary fund, a European bond market and a European rating agency, because as we all know,the single currency will not be able to operate without budgetary, tax, economic and political convergence.
In their agreements with authorising Member States, some recognised organisations have accepted unlimited liability also in caseof negligence. It has been contended that this would work as a barrier to the market as those organisations who are not ready to accept such terms would not be able to operate in the market of the Member States who so require.
They won't be able to operate.
Without quality reporting,properties wouldn't be able to operate to their best potential.
We don't have the expertise so,without a company like TMF Group we wouldn't be able to operate and be in Brazil.
Senator, if our credit line wasn't open, we wouldn't be able to operate.
Major, what's this about… Your men not being able to operate south of the river?
In January 2005, experts in ambulance services andspecialists in the CBRN field acknowledged that not being able to operate in the hot zone of a major incident meant“casualties”.
Oh, um… You won't be able to operate unless you realign his spine, would you?
Unfortunately, the Union's ability to prosecute transnational crime has not been able to operate in a similar fashion.
I now note, however, that although we in the European Parliament have already made as much as EUR 2.8 million available for Eurojust, for example,this money cannot be spent because our European authorities are not able to operate effectively for national, petty reasons.
The doctors were not able to operate to remove the multiple fragments of tungsten that were lodged in his eye.