Examples of using This cannot happen in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
This cannot happen.
No, I thought that this cannot happen.
No, this cannot happen.
If you are in an apartment, this cannot happen.
No, this cannot happen.
I have to get home before… This cannot happen.
Why this cannot happen?
Until your mission is complete, this cannot happen.
This cannot happen again.
But of course, this cannot happen artificially.
This cannot happen to me.”.
I pray to God that this cannot happen again.”2.
This cannot happen in Israel.
Look, train or no train, this cannot happen again.
So this cannot happen, all right?
We have to change our whole procedure. This cannot happen again.
Okay, this cannot happen again.
In Pennsylvania, like in other places in the US, the feeling was that something like this cannot happen.
This cannot happen without empathy.
Apparently Tara, after bailing him out of bankruptcy, said, look, Gabriel, this cannot happen again.
This cannot happen on school grounds!
If one expresses what I characterized yesterday somewhat more crudely, we may even say that the loosening of the etheric body influences theentire waking life in a certain way, but this cannot happen without also influencing the sleeping life.
But this cannot happen until you invite Him into your heart.
This cannot happen when installing a regular Google Play app.
This cannot happen if each woman tries to liberate herself alone.
This cannot happen if each woman tries to liberate herself alone- women must work together.
This cannot happen unless there is complete awareness of the rights and of state laws concerning this matter.
This cannot happen with the liver- if someone were to lose their entire liver, he or she could not just grow a new one.
And this cannot happen without open language resources which cannot be built without a community, which cannot contribute without efficient platforms.
But this cannot happen under present day social conditions unless an effort is made to set up a lively exchange, even if only in the form of some such medium as a news sheet conceived as a link between the Society's various centers of activity.