Examples of using Cannot be managed in English and their translations into Greek
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Knowledge cannot be managed.
There's an old saying,"that which cannot be measured cannot be managed.".
Creativity cannot be managed.
It cannot be managed into an organization.
Wild forests cannot be managed.
The waste legislation proposal seeks to address this gap as‘what is not measured cannot be managed'.
Citizens' initiatives cannot be managed by organisations.
However, Kyprolis treatment may also be stopped if you experience side effects that cannot be managed.
Such shame cannot be managed or controlled.
Ureterolithotomy to remove large ureter stones that cannot be managed endoscopically.
If the risks cannot be managed, authorities can restrict the use of substances.
Anything that is not measured cannot be managed effectively.
Bureaucracies cannot be managed by economic calculation like businesses in a capitalist economy and are therefore destined for bloat, inefficiency, and mismanagement.
Today's security challenges cannot be managed from the White House alone.
The ESM should progressively assume a broader macroeconomic stabilisation function to better deal with shocks that cannot be managed at the national level alone.
Second, that capitalism cannot be managed by the market alone.
Ravicti is a medicine used to manage urea cycle disorders in adults and children,when the diseases cannot be managed by changes in diet alone.
Intellectual property cannot be managed effectively in spreadsheets.
BTX-A has since been approved for the treatment of severe primary axillary hyperhidrosis(excessive underarm sweating of unknown cause), which cannot be managed by topical agents.
Norton AntiVirus for Mac cannot be managed through your Norton account.
Yet, while the degree to which currency unions have common budgetary instruments differs,all mature Monetary Unions have put in place a common macroeconomic stabilization function to better deal with shocks that cannot be managed at the national level alone.'.
That does not mean, however, that it(and other lymphoma subtypes) cannot be managed effectively leading to long-term, healthy survival far beyond established expectations.
Politics is the art of mediating between the political and economic markets, convincing parliaments and citizens that economic policy promotes their prosperity and the common good, and convincing markets andinvestors that nations cannot be managed in as profit-oriented a way as companies.
The sixth year since the downturn began,the majority of leaders still fail to understand that the euro crisis cannot be managed with seventeen governments, seventeen parliaments, and a European Central Bank with one hand tied behind its back.
The report, published last June, sets out a road map for full economic and monetary union by 2025, by which time the eurozone would be endowed with a common treasury anda“common macroeconomic stabilisation function” to help member states cope with shocks that cannot be managed at national level alone.
The powers exercised at the European level should be confined solely to those issues that cannot be managed effectively at national level, with higher tiers of government acting only when the common interest requires it.
Khalaf Bushara and David Park were the first to demonstrate a nonmuscular use of BTX-A while treating patients with hemifacial spasm in England in 1993, showing that botulinum toxin injections inhibit sweating, and so are useful in treating hyperhidrosis(excessive sweating).[23]BTX-A has since been approved for the treatment of severe primary axillary hyperhidrosis(excessive underarm sweating of unknown cause), which cannot be managed by topical agents.[2][24].
If you oryour child has experienced life-threatening allergic reactions to sebelipase alfa that cannot be managed when you or your child receives the medicine again, or to egg or any of the other ingredients of this medicine(listed in section 6).
In this, the sixth year since the downturn began,the majority of leaders still fail to understand that the euro crisis cannot be managed with seventeen governments, seventeen parliaments, and a European Central Bank with one hand tied behind its back.
The New York Declaration… provides a powerful platform for change- clearly articulating that today's refugee crises cannot be managed by a single state alone, and calling for predictable, collaborative international responses based on solidarity and responsibility-sharing,” he said.