Examples of using It cannot be done in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It cannot be done.
Always with you it cannot be done.
It cannot be done.
But now, according to the law, it cannot be done.
It cannot be done!
In the physical universe we occupy, it cannot be done.
But it cannot be done.
We are not saying it is difficult and we are not saying it cannot be done….
It cannot be done by me.
Chinese proverb-“The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing it.”.
It cannot be done directly.
Chinese proverb:“Those who say it cannot be done, should not interrupt the person who is doing it.”.
It cannot be done without him!
To quote an old Chinese proverb,‘Those who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those doing it.'”.
It cannot be done by the bank.
The rulings themselves mustbe made out of cool-headed human thinking; it cannot be done by the prophet.
It cannot be done within this system.
The Chinese have a proverb:“The man who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the man who is doing it.”.
It cannot be done without dedication.
And only anarchists insist thatpeople must transform the conditions of their lives themselves- it cannot be done for them.
It cannot be done without commitment.
The Chinese state in a proverb:“The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the one who is doing it”.
It cannot be done without a general anesthetic.
This process does not take any effort on the mother's part, and the excuse that it cannot be done because the mother is tired after labour is nonsense, pure and simple.
It cannot be done without cooperation of doctors.
Admit it It cannot be done It can! .
It cannot be done in a vacuum of isolation, but thrives in a vital and complex community which the staff stabilizes and perpetuates.
When someone tells you it cannot be done, it is more a reflection of their limitations, not yours.”.
It cannot be done while denying all that is dear to us- our humanity, our Judaism, our Israeliness and our membership in the international community.