Examples of using We cannot talk 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
We cannot talk here.
I'm here just to help you out with the quiz and we cannot talk now.
We cannot talk any more.
Without secure water supplies, we cannot talk about security, stability or the human right to life.
We cannot talk about this.
I find it curious that people say we have got to adopt an agenda first but we cannot talk about it.
Look. We cannot talk here.
Who can talk about elections in Honduras at this moment? Given the circumstances facing the people of Honduras, we cannot talk about elections.
We cannot talk at the same time!
In fact, I hope to see this strategy encompass health,job promotion and social reintegration activities, for without these we cannot talk about adequate assistance to landmine victims.
Legally, we cannot talk to each other.
We cannot talk about this, because… someone might hear us.
In the situation of general transformation, we cannot talk about a better or worse situation of“female” or“male” branches in the way it would be possible in the previous system.
We cannot talk of a genuine reform of the Security Council unless those imbalances are corrected.
Senegal defends that position, recalling that we cannot talk of equitable representation on the Council without remedying the injustice of Africa being the only continent that does not have a permanent seat on it.
We cannot talk about prevention if the population does not have access to education and health.
I have made it clear that we cannot talk about sufficient progress in terms of implementing standards so long as some minorities are still forced to live behind barbed wire and are unable to move.
We cannot talk about peace if we do not ensure the economic development and well-being of all peoples.
No, we cannot talk about this right now.
We cannot talk about adequate treatment of the illness if individuals do not have the resources to feed themselves.
We cannot talk of sustainable development without respect for the human rights of women and girls in all their dimensions.
We cannot talk about commitment to the special needs of Africa without an effective mechanism to address those needs.
We cannot talk about lasting peace while we live under the threat of terrorism, whose definitive defeat is an ongoing challenge for the international community.
We cannot talk about national or global development without addressing the issues of discrimination and violence against women and girls in the world today.
We cannot talk about human rights and the universality of the United Nations while in the same breath ignoring the existence of over 20 million people in the Republic of China on Taiwan.
We cannot talk about a true reform when the Assembly does not fully exercise the powers vested in it by the Charter, including the ones related to keeping international peace and security.
We cannot talk about safe motherhood and the commitments we made at Cairo if we fail to recognize that abortion is a reality in the lives of tens of millions of women.
We cannot talk about human rights if elementary human rights- the most elementary human rights- are compromised by economic, financial and trade policies and strategies to which some people fall victim.
We cannot talk about the maintenance of international peace and security without reference to nuclear proliferation, because of all weapons of mass destruction, nuclear weapons pose the greatest threat to international peace and security.
It also seems to me that we cannot talk about worldwide financial overhaul without shining a light on the relationship between economic and financial system managers in developed countries on the one hand and the International Monetary Fund on the other.