Examples of using Are not in a situation in English and their translations into French
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We are not in a situation.
SARAIVA MARTINS: Thanks be to God we are not in a situation of Vacant See.
We are not in a situation.
Countries of the northern triangle of the Central American isthmus have a rateof 47.5 per 100,000, reflecting the fact that Central America ranks as the most violent of all regions of the world that are not in a situation of armed conflict Human Development Report, Central America 2009-2010.
You are not in a situation of powerlessness.
They just think they are not in a situation to help others.
We are not in a situation where all things are equal.
Students the holders of parental authority of whom do not ordinarily reside in Québec, and who are not in a situation provided for by regulation or are not exempted by the school board(e.g. foreign students who live with a family member who does not have parental authority);
We are not in a situation that is strictly comparable to that of May 68.
When they are not in a situation of auditory trauma.
We are not in a situation that allows us to laugh but we work in humility, respect and joy.
We are not in a situation where the right to establish denominational, or minority group, schools is guaranteed simpliciter, a situation which has resulted in the formulation, in certain foreign texts and decisions, of the principle that the State then has a constitutional duty to provide funds, where necessary, to enable that right to be exercised, and to do so with no unnecessary strings attached.
If they are not in a situation that allows for them to listen to your words, it is the time for God to work on them so their heart can change.
It is quite clear that we are not in a situation of outright domination and certainly not under German military domination of the whole of Europe.
But we are not in a situation where we have to sell any player.
Nevertheless, we are not in a situation of total ignorance; the situation should rather be characterised as one of uncertainty.
Conversely, when passengers are not in a situation of mutual acquaintanceship, we observed an additional movement of the forehead or mouth that we interpreted as a sign that this physical contact was appraised as a territorial violation(Goffman 1973), that is to say an intrusion into the passenger's personal space.
We're not in a situation where we could do that.