Examples of using Cannot lead in English and their translations into Hungarian
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A blind cannot lead a blind.
One, who cannot obey, of course cannot lead.
Blind cannot lead the blind.
I have often said, leaders who are not growing cannot lead a growing enterprise.
You cannot lead the army, Ivar.
And as it is, a blind person cannot lead another blind person.
This cannot lead anywhere but to disaster.
People with epilepsy cannot lead a normal life.
A man cannot lead before he's found himself.
Appearances have to deceive, since the acceptable cannot lead by acceptable steps to the unacceptable.
The blind cannot lead the blind without bringing them into the abyss;
We understand there are domestic political difficulties in some countries but that cannot lead to pan-European haste.
A blind cannot lead a blind.
Those who have never experienced the tender,winning love of Christ cannot lead others to the fountain of life.
The blind cannot lead the blind without.
As often said by some writers, leaders who are not growing cannot lead a growing enterprise.
The blind cannot lead the blind.
This minor shirk, which some worshippers fall into, is not considered major shirk and cannot lead to takfir or to being cast out of.
The people cannot lead themselves.
Or they may become alarmed at the vision and say to themselves, because they cannot endure the sight,that the whole thing is nothing but an illusion which cannot lead them anywhere.
Such a person cannot lead a country.
This cannot lead us to say we will not source any more energy from these countries.
One blind man cannot lead another one.
Hence, the application by analogy of that provision to situations in which an extended family member accompanies a‘returning Union citizen'back to his Member State of origin equally cannot lead to any automatic right of residence.
A blind person cannot lead another blind.
It takes up where science cannot lead because of the limitations of the latter's instruments.
However discretionary it may be, assessment of the facts cannot lead the Community institutions to decide just anything;
Accordingly, compliance with those formalities cannot lead to the taxable person definitively losing the right to deduct.
This is explained by the fact that the Cyrillic extension cannot lead to visual confusion when Cyrillic domain names are compared with Greek or Latin domain names.