Examples of using Cannot commit in English and their translations into Greek
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Because God cannot commit any errors, so he cannot improve.
Don't set expectations for others when they haven't or cannot commit to them.
At this stage,the Commission cannot commit on a date to table a proposal on VAT rates.
In a band setting,it is difficult to please everyone and some people cannot commit.
I also repeat that the Commission cannot commit today on a date for the future legislative proposal on rates.
Sleeping with his wife's lovely Christian slave was not adultery, because prophets cannot commit adultery.
Distance learning is a viable andbeneficial option for those that cannot commit to traditional classroom instruction and require flexibility in scheduling.
There was a sense that they were each yearning for their tribe, but that comfort comes with compromise,because Will cannot commit to one woman.
However, the Council cannot commit to reassigning funds without respecting the Commission's right of initiative and the powers shared by Parliament in this area.
The righteous who believe in this Jesus Christ the true God as their Savior cannot commit the sin of blaspheming the Holy Spirit.
The trouble is,Chancellor Merkel cannot commit Germany to supporting an EU accord to support the banks in the Eurozone without ending her political career.
Beheading 800 Jewish males of Medina for not accepting him as a prophet as he had hoped was not murder,because prophets cannot commit murder.
Without naming Poland the Council said that“One Member State,at this stage, cannot commit to implement[ing] this objective as far as it is concerned, and the European Council will come back to this in June 2020.”.
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When an American president cannot commit clearly to Article 5 at a time when everyone is expecting him to do this then there is the risk that Moscow interprets this as meaning it is no longer valid," said Jan Techau of the American Academy in Berlin.
The MSc in Energy andFinance is also available in part-time mode over 26 months for those who cannot commit to a full-time programme either for work or other reasons.
The sight of which presages one's own death. Or… a double conjured into the world by a technique called bilocation which in psychological terms represents the person's secret desires andimpulses committing acts that the real person cannot commit himself.
Germany, the most recent European power to increase its military budget, cannot commit soldiers or armoured vehicles without a vote in the Bundestag- a scenario of which Angela Merkel will be wary in an election year,” even though she has voiced her“support” for Hollande.
In the absence of policy intervention,the market fails because the government of the borrowing country cannot commit to future reforms and can renegotiate its debt.
Furthermore, KEFEA has informed the Ministry of Health that its member companies cannot commit, nor ensure, that further price reductions on wholesale prices would not lead to the withdrawal of medicinal products, which would in turn jeopardise patients' uninterrupted access to their medicines.
I should like to tell Mr Bontempi that, without being Caius or Justinian, andhaving read the quotation according to which'collectivities cannot commit fraud', I should like to say that the legal problem which is being posed now is that:' States may take part in fraud'.
It's you, Joel. It's you who can't commit to anything!
Maybe Michael couldn't commit to this marriage.
But I can't commit until we're even.
You're the one who can't commit.
So I was Mr. Can't Commit.
Never met a man who couldn't commit for the short term.
I suggest you give your motives a thorough examination, and if you can't commit, it's best for both of you to break it off.
It was a great experience but we both agreed that as Martina could not commit 100 percent to the project then it was not going to work as a long-term partnership.”.
Snyder pointed to a Detroit News article that describes how a 21 year-old Islamist from Dearborn Heights, Michigan, Khalil abu-Rayyan,decided that because he couldn't commit Jihad overseas--he would find a mega-church in Detroit.