Examples of using We cannot ask in English and their translations into Greek
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We cannot ask Member States to take a leap in the dark.
And, if we desire a world of peace, we cannot ask the other to start first.
Of course we cannot ask God why He did things this way and not that way….
I ask you to go to the Council today andask for full compensation for those affected, because we cannot ask for life for those who have died.
We cannot ask only ordinary citizens and the private sector to make sacrifices.
The program is not being implemented, and we cannot ask anything from the creditors until we come back into the framework of the program.
We cannot ask the poorest and the most vulnerable to bear the costs.”.
The program is not being implemented, and we cannot ask anything from the creditors until we come back into the framework of the program.
We cannot ask Hungary or Latvia to contribute as much right now as Germany or the Netherlands.
It is now evident that we are in a situation where we cannot ask one of our drivers to damage himself for the interest of the team.
We cannot ask the Buddha, Jesus, God or Mohammed to take anger out of our hearts for us.
When the world economy Titanic goes down,ladies and gentlemen, we cannot ask the orchestra to carry on playing, and certainly not in celebration.
If we cannot ask“why” we lose the ability to judge whether the work we're doing is ethical.
Whenever we are called upon to intervene,we have to do so promptly because we cannot ask the people affected to wait, especially when they need us most.
We cannot ask our NGOs to go to places where the military say they will not be safe.
Germans quickly hit back at Merkel's“we can make it” line by posting statements such as“unfortunately we cannot ask the victims of the recent attacks whether they see it exactly the same way.".
Because we cannot ask the dead if there's anything on the other side, we're left guessing as to what happens next.
This corrupt, repeated and ongoing behaviour jeopardizes the very essence of the internal market andalso the credibility of the European enterprise, since we cannot ask our citizens to believe in a reality which does not function correctly.
Because we cannot ask the dead if there's anything on the other side, we're left guessing as to what happens next.
President of the Commission.- I am sorry, I did not understand the question very well because, if you are suggesting having a new Commissioner for all the new competences of the Lisbon Treaty, no,I certainly do not think this is reasonable because they are in so many different areas that we cannot ask one person to have all these competences.
Moreover, we cannot ask Russia to observe any provision of international law which we have not already breached before.
While indeed there may be an issue with regard to the protection of workers' health- we have legislationin this area already, such as on exposure to electro-magnetic radiation- we cannot ask, as we did in paragraph 7, that Member States, where smoking bans already exist, respect the principle of equality between different types of establishment in the hospitality sector.
We cannot ask him to come up to the Command and deal with the phase imbalance because he's going to bring Matala with him, we need to get.
It is absolutely essential that we rewrite the rules but we cannot ask working people to pay a price- which amounts to bankruptcy in many European countries- which is not theirs to pay.
We cannot ask them to sacrifice themselves in the interests of the planet while the powers that be gathered in Copenhagen have shown that they sidestepped the issue.
Above all, Madam President- and here I will end- we must be able to express this in plain language, clearly,by changing to some extent the jargon which we use, because we cannot ask the Europeans, who are living through profound changes, to take part and show enthusiasm towards us if we continue to use a form of language which they find completely inaccessible.
We cannot ask the observers- who are civilians and sometimes volunteers- to submit to a situation which is highly insecure and in which they may be killed.
In a context such as this, we cannot ask Member States to increase their taxes or their debt to fund a significant increase in the European budget.
We cannot ask transport companies to pay sums of money that have been arbitrarily set for external costs, all the more so as we are talking about significant sums.
There will be differences here, too: we cannot ask anything of the poorest countries, but with economies in wealthy countries developing rapidly we must arrive at a community of interests where combating climate change is concerned.