Examples of using We cannot deny in English and their translations into Arabic
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We cannot deny it.
Francesca, there's a chemical bond between us that we cannot deny.
We cannot deny it-- presence creates possibility.
We cannot deny the propulsive powers of Irish whiskey.
We cannot deny this but more concrete proof is required.
Although the progress has been great, we cannot deny that the road ahead of us is greater still.
We cannot deny that there are cybersecurity risks to use Outlook Password.
If we accept that anthropogenic climate change does exist, we cannot deny the obvious implications of this in terms of human rights.
We cannot deny that they have had their influence on primary and secondary school.
Having mentioned these positive developments, we cannot deny that the past year generally has not been a good year for disarmament.
We cannot deny the intrinsic linkage between globalization and development in all its aspects.
The world understands the suffering andlosses of the Palestinian people over 62 years. We cannot deny the facts of history.
At the same time, we cannot deny the enormous needs to which we must respond.
We cannot deny the fact that our deliberations on this agenda item have dragged on for too long.
Although the picture conveyed is often biased ormay seem exaggerated, we cannot deny that problems exist and that reforms are urgently needed.
But we cannot deny the fact that all evidence, all charges in Rakesh Kadam's case are against him.
Although all countries should undertakeappropriate measures to mitigate the impacts of disasters, we cannot deny that most developing countries lack the capacity to provide swift and timely relief efforts and conduct rehabilitation and recovery programmes at later stages.
We cannot deny or ignore the human rights abuses women suffer, nor can we place blame on the women who suffer such abuses.
Meeting here this afternoon, we cannot deny the sobering fact that the AIDS pandemic still poses daunting challenges.
We cannot deny the close relationship that exists between the illicit trafficking in small arms and light weapons and terrorism, organized crime and the drug trafficking.
In this regard, we cannot deny the part played by the Group of Twenty in financial and economic governance at the international level.
We cannot deny the importance of this issue, but we should not hold the whole reform process hostage to the exclusive discussion of one single item.
With regard to Iraq, we cannot deny the fact that many of the problems now confronting the people of Iraq emanate from foreign occupation of that great country.
We cannot deny that bodies acquire certain tendencies from heredity, but those tendencies only mean the physical configuration, through which a peculiar mind alone can act in a peculiar way.
To our dismay, however, we cannot deny that even today we are witnessing genocide and many crimes against humanity, from Srebrenica to Kigali to Darfur.
However, we cannot deny the potential gravity of the economic, financial and social impact of an ageing world population.
However, we cannot deny that great responsibility also rests with each Government to establish and pursue policies favourable to children and to their families.
Nonetheless, we cannot deny that a bill with these contents disturbs us a lot, just as the choice to assign the text to the commission in drafting leaves us perplexed.