Examples of using Can't be forced in English and their translations into Polish
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That magic can't be forced.
Can't be forced. That magic.
Inspiration can't be forced.
Can't be forced. Because a real relationship.
Inspiration can't be forced.
it's that some things can't be forced.
I promise you I can't be forced to cure you.
Yet you want to make him love you. You say that love can't be forced.
And Her Majesty can't be forced to change long-laid plans.
I'm… I'm workin', and it can't be forced.
So husbands and wives can't be forced to testify against each other or their kids.
Because a real relationship… can't be forced.
And why devout Christians can't be forced to work on the Sabbath. It's why Muslims can wear a hijab in their driver's license photo.
Because a real relationship… can't be forced.
Humor can't be forced, and not everyone can do it, but what everyone can
I have the surveyor's word for the soundness of the Cathedral and Her Majesty can't be forced to change long-laid plans simply because a madman makes threats.
Even if you are not getting unemployment benefit, you can't be forced to leave your new country as long as you can prove you are still looking for a job and have a good chance of finding one.
The true belief cannot be forced upon others.
Spousal privilege means that a wife cannot be forced to testify against her husband.
The treaty says that a Member State cannot be forced to take on debts.
In any event, companies cannot be forced to shell out more than 10% of their total annual turnover, which is the ceiling for the level of fines that can be imposed.
I repeat: the treaty clearly states that a Member State cannot be forced to take on debts.
released because close relatives could not be forced to testify against other family members.
No, privilege means that you and your wife cannot be forced to testify against each other or to reveal private conversations.
A Latin proverb says,"Religion cannot be forced; and it should be defended, not by killing, but by dying.
Of course, most of the time a child can not be forced to change their tastes.
Such borrowing can not be forced to call a direct effect imposed on the development,
So is it prudent to lead if others will not, indeed cannot, be forced to follow?
Mr Nilsson and Mr Hernández Bataller believed that the rapporteur could not be forced to present an opinion against his own will
so overshoot can only be corrected slowly- it cannot be forced downward.