Examples of using We cannot talk in English and their translations into Czech
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We cannot talk here.
I'm here just to help you out with the quiz and we cannot talk now.
No, we cannot talk here.
ES Mr President,when we talk  about transparency, we cannot talk in the abstract.
We cannot talk about this.
I would like to stress that the Council did not  discuss this question, so we cannot talk about the Council's position.
Look. We cannot talk here.
SK Without the accession of the countries of south-eastern Europe to the EU we cannot talk about the success of European integration.
We cannot talk about it yet.
We cannot talk solely about CO2.
This is why, when discussing existing buildings, we cannot talk about binding targets without allocating sufficient financial resources.
We cannot talk of tomorrow any more.
I think that we  ultimately need to understand that we cannot talk of economic policy without keeping the employment parameter constantly in mind.
We cannot talk to Klaue alone.
My last idea on this coherence policy is that we cannot talk about the economy and recovery without talking  about opening up the energy markets.
We cannot talk about this here.
We cannot talk about minorities in this case.
HU Mr President, the EU is striving for partnership andcooperation with Russia, but we cannot talk about partnership unless it is based on reciprocity, international law and compliance with agreements.
But we cannot talk about this right now. It was… nice.
At a time when the European Parliament is abolishing structures through which its MEPs can  express themselves freely, such as cross-party groups, we cannot talk about abolishing discrimination.
We cannot talk about this, because… someone might hear us.
Finally, I think that we  all agree that we cannot talk of a better Europe, of a Europe which is closer to the citizens, without commensurate financing.
We cannot talk about this… because… someone might hear us.
Another subject we cannot talk about is the women in my country's government, because they simply do not  exist.
We cannot talk in generalised terms about the overcapacity or the overfishing or the lack of compliance.
I believe that we cannot talk in terms of success unless the European Union becomes even more heavily involved in this area.
We cannot talk about alternatives to animal testing, but then fail to support their development and quick recognition.
I believe that we cannot talk about this subject without also taking into account some of the realities of European agriculture.