Examples of using Cannot effectively in English and their translations into Hungarian
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A broken liver cannot effectively process bilirubin.
But, after all,there are mandates of justice which even love combined with mercy cannot effectively abrogate.
In different jurisdictions cannot effectively and efficiently.
He cannot effectively represent us if he is unwilling to listen to us.
Their major argument is that the government cannot effectively manage the present situation.
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A single product cannot effectively address the full spectrum of a user's needs and expectations when it comes to custody.
The judicial system is completely log-jammed,so the citizens and companies operating in Croatia cannot effectively appeal for justice.
Member States cannot effectively solve the problems in the current situation.
Fractured bones can also lead to arthralgia, as bones absorb weight at joints and damaged bones cannot effectively perform this job.
This is the point where the body cannot effectively remove lactic Acid from the working muscles quickly enough.
But in certain cases, if the organism is weakened, and at the same time a large number of microorganisms gets into a throat,tonsils cannot effectively carry out the functions and inflame.
If mycobacteria are not recognized, the body cannot effectively fight them off and then becomes persistently infected.".
The latter cannot effectively exploit the former, namely, it cannot produce the amount of profit needed so as a part of it to be anew put into profitable investments.
With an ever growing demand for bilingual and multilingual speakers,many corporate online recruiters cannot effectively cater for the specialist language recruitment market.
Supervisory authorities cannot effectively safeguard individual rights and freedoms unless they act completely independently.
It is a severe violation of individual freedom and dignity and a serious form of crime,that often has implications which individual countries cannot effectively address on their own.
According to these strategies, Member States cannot effectively respond to such threats alone, providing a basis for Union action in this field.
Diabetes is a chronicdisease that occurs when the pancreas does not produce enough insulin or when the body cannot effectively use the insulin it produces.
Individual Member States cannot effectively address obstacles to the internal market, as trans-European delivery networks are covered by several jurisdictions.
This is especially significant given researchers estimate that 80% of the world's data is unstructured anddark to computer systems that cannot effectively manage or exploit it.
However, when the kidneys cannot effectively rid your body of creatinine, it accumulates to higher than normal levels, indicating that kidney disease is present.
Diabetes is a chronic disease thatoccurs either when the pancreas does not produce enough insulin or when the body cannot effectively use the insulin it produces.
We should, for instance, recognise that the Commission cannot effectively involve the majority of grass-roots and community-based organisations, even if they would be very relevant to the development cooperation process.
The Commission will contribute through its role of complementing Member States efforts,by adding value to their actions and dealing with issues that Member States cannot effectively handle on their own.
Further, in this particular case, the researchers argued that if voters cannot effectively evaluate performance in this highly simplified setting, then they are not going to be able to do it in a more realistic, more complex setting.
As We Ourselves in the encyclical Mater et Magistra have strongly urged, it is by all means necessary that a great variety of organizations and intermediate groups be established whichare capable of achieving a goal which an individual cannot effectively attain by himself.
As made clear in their advice to the Commission,financial regulators and energy regulators cannot effectively address concerns regarding market abuse because of a combination of informational failures and incomplete regulation.
(3)Certain niche product groups should be excluded from the scope of Directive 2011/65/EU as their inclusion would bring negligible environmental or health benefits and introduce unresolvable compliance problems ordistortion that cannot effectively be addressed through the exemption mechanism provided for in that Directive.