Examples of using I cannot fail in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
I cannot fail them.
With that assistance, I cannot fail.
But I cannot fail today.
With respect to the Temelin nuclear power plant, I cannot fail to mention nuclear safety issues.
I cannot fail to take the opportunity to reject them.
People also translate
Addressing this Assembly, I cannot fail to stress the concentration of our efforts on advancing the democratic process.
I cannot fail to welcome the new judges.
Speaking of the situation in Georgia, I cannot fail to mention that Ukraine is deeply concerned at the situation related to developments in the Pankisi valley.
I cannot fail to mention the negotiations with the Dublin Group of countries.
In addition, I cannot fail to mention the efforts of the Armenian delegation.
I cannot fail to refer to the question of Taiwan ' s representation in the United Nations.
In that connection, I cannot fail to mention that the issue of ammunition is also very important to our subregion.
I cannot fail to mention the difficult conditions experienced by the fraternal Iraqi people.
In that regard, I cannot fail to commend that special initiative, the Action Against Hunger and Poverty, and its sponsoring States.
I cannot fail to mention the establishment of an International Criminal Court- a deeply significant undertaking.
In that context, I cannot fail briefly to address the issue of the struggle against terrorism, which is more urgent today than ever before.
I cannot fail to mention the crucial role of women in the accomplishment of our family-planning programme.
In that connection, I cannot fail to mention the progress made in activities within the framework of the Proliferation Security Initiative.
I cannot fail to commend Mr. Abe, Under-Secretary-General for Disarmament Affairs for his statement at the beginning of the session.
I cannot fail to address the thorny question of the Western Sahara, which has mobilized the energies of the international community for decades.
Here, I cannot fail to mention a tragic problem for Ukraine that is related to the consequences of the Chernobyl disaster.
Of course, I cannot fail to mention that Mr. Ordzhonikidze is a shining example of the Russian school of diplomacy.
In addition, I cannot fail to welcome the presence of Ambassador Sergio Duarte, High Representative for Disarmament Affairs.
I cannot fail to express my thanks to the Under-Secretary-General for Disarmament Affairs for his lucid and objective introductory statement.
I cannot fail to mention the numerous telephone contacts that I have always maintained with the Rwandan authorities, whenever the need arose.
I cannot fail to mention all the other friends in the Caribbean, America, Europe and Asia who are so dear to us and have given us such a warm welcome.
I cannot fail to mention various working groups of the subsidiary bodies that have been established during the Decade to deal with many topics of international law.
I cannot fail to mention in this context the importance of encouraging cooperation between existing nuclear-weapon-free zones and of advancing the creation of new zones.
In conclusion, I cannot fail to mention the necessary interrelationship between humanitarian assistance, national capacity response and the development of the affected countries.