Examples of using Can't discuss in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
I, uh, I can't discuss it.
There are things in the works I can't discuss.
I'm sorry. I can't discuss that.
I can't discuss my sources with you.
I'm afraid I can't discuss that.
People also translate
I can't discuss any of this with you.
I'm afraid I can't discuss it now.
I can't discuss this with you right now.
I don't understand why we can't discuss this after The A-Team.
I can't discuss any of that, not before the hearing.
Asked to explain the missing 10 per cent he added:'I can't discuss this now.'.
You know I can't discuss that with you.
Please, I have other concerns about my show that I can't discuss with anyone but you.
Kenny, I can't discuss this on the phone!
I don't know where you get your information from, Mr. Gryska, but I can't discuss that with you.
How come we can't discuss these things ourselves?
The last 24 hours have been an exercise in how to air a news programme that is taking place in less than two hours when one can't discuss, analyse or debate the news.
I'm sorry. I can't discuss about our clients.
I can't discuss this here… but I will see you at the meeting tomorrow.
Listen, i can't discuss this right now.
Officers can't discuss topics openly and relative trust within the TSK has gone away.
Obviously, dad can't discuss the matter without.
Officers can't discuss topics openly and relative trust within the TSK has gone away.
Suddenly the rest of us can't discuss an act in a meeting without the secretary dissolving in tears?
Topics women cannot discuss with their husbands.
Women cannot… Women cannot be too smart Women can't drive Women cannot give birth 10 topics women cannot discuss with their husbands.
The system of Special Advocates- lawyers who are vetted andchosen by the government-“have a very limited ability to conduct a cross-examination and cannot discuss full content of confidential materials with their client thus undermining the right to a fair trial,” the report reads.
The system of Special Advocates- lawyers who are vetted andchosen by the government-“have a very limited ability to conduct a cross-examination and cannot discuss full content of confidential materials with their client thus undermining the right to a fair trial,”- this highlights heresay evidence or evidence based on torture.