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It is therefore unable to accept the applicant's argument.
It weighs more than the displaced water and is therefore unable to stay at the surface.
He is therefore unable to do good and cannot seek God.
Manoeuvre as required by these Rules and is therefore unable to keep out of the way of another vessel.
It is therefore unable to bear higher non-wage labour costs.
A trader using Bitcoins for funding their account is therefore unable to remain anonymous.
The Commission is therefore unable to take up these amendments.
However, only one disk( 11,"die Stahlmutter"1) is physically intact,and it is therefore unable to select new programming.
The Commission is therefore unable to approve Amendment 4.
There is no local economy at the present time because of the ongoing conflict; the mission is therefore unable to procure supplies from the local market.
The Commission is therefore unable to accept these amendments.
The Models for Rural Development Program is still receiving final evaluation reports and is therefore unable to provide any significant findings at this time.
The Agency is therefore unable, at this time, to consider this matter.
With malnutrition, the immune system weakens and is therefore unable to defend the body is normal.
Seawater is therefore unable to reach the interior volume of the chambers.
Owing to the security situation resulting from the recent conflicts in Somalia, the independent expert,Mr. Ghanim Alnajjar, has been unable to undertake his annual mission to Somalia as planned and is therefore unable to submit a report to the fifth session of the Human Rights Council.
The Committee is therefore unable to consider this allegation on its merits.
Where a Passenger does not show at the Carrier's check-in counter before the Latest Check-in Time ordoes not have the appropriate document for the intended flight, and is therefore unable to board the plane, the Carrier may cancel the seat reserved for such Passenger and allocate it as it shall think fit, without any liability to the Passenger.
It is therefore unable to grant the equitable relief requested by Richelieu.
Organic matter is produced slowly and is therefore unable to serve as fertiliser immediately.