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We cannot have a real strategy.
We cannot have secrets in this house.
There is no reason that we cannot have all three.
We cannot have one without the other.
If we are not regenerated, we cannot have new life.
We cannot have violence in the name of God.”.
I recognize that without his presence and his help, we cannot have real success.”.
Without money we cannot have a modern health system.
As long as there is expectation, human expectation, earthly expectation, we cannot have peace of mind.
We cannot have another question on the same Bill.
(ES) Mr President,with a budget that represents 0.99% of the Union's GDP we cannot have a solid political position.
We cannot have nerve gas being used in our societies.
All the surveys show that 77% of French people want to move away from nuclear energy,but in France we cannot have that debate.
We cannot have discrepancies over this definition at European level.
Mr Sarkozy said that we cannot have a strong Europe if Europe is not united.
We cannot have a stable Europe, without a stable and prosperity-driven stable Balkans.
Such mobility is essential since we cannot have a proper Europe without getting to know our neighbours, their countries and their culture.
We cannot have a nuclear arms race in the Middle East,” he said.
We cannot have a repeat of last year, when Alex and Dave ruined Penny's birthday.
We cannot have a high quality tourism sector without well-trained staff.
We cannot have this child in the meeting, or we will not get our toilet.
We cannot have more than one oxygen request per flight, as this is all that is legally permitted.
We cannot have everything we want, so we must choose what we would have. .
We cannot have development of the Solidarity Fund, on the one hand, and a prevention policy, on the other.
We cannot have a drug control program that breaches the very fundamental principles on which the United Nations was founded.
We cannot have a candidate country in which the army, even after so many years, is not subject to full political control.
We cannot have one policy in Cotonou for the ACP states and then destroy this policy in Geneva over the banana trade.
We cannot have an ambitious employment policy if we do not establish European labour legislation with the support of the social partners.
We cannot have a Community preference for rural produce between 1962 and 1986 and then destroy all this with free trade at the Uruguay or Doha Rounds.