Examples of using Cannot fully in English and their translations into Polish
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The Union cannot fully deliver on many aspects of the European Neighbourhood Policy if the ability to undertake legitimate short-term travel is as constrained as it is currently.
You are familiar with the phenomenon which i myself cannot fully explain.
Sometimes we cannot fully understand his words. Don't be desperate.
Therefore, this verification system alone cannot fully guarantee impartiality.
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Human language cannot fully convey His greatness, glory and omnipotence.
Created an alternate SETTINGS tab for phones that cannot fully display the check-box layout.
Therefore, the Commission cannot fully agree with many aspects of the Council's first negotiated budget.
Sleep is disturbed, because of a clogged nose,the child cannot fully eat, which leads to whims.
This means that banks cannot fully deduct the VAT incurred on own expenses, which therefore is a pure cost.
In the report two other issues are also raised with which the Commission cannot fully agree at this point in time.
Furthermore, defence industries and EU governments cannot fully rely on their supply chains because of the legal uncertainty resulting from the need for individual authorisation of transfers.
This has an impact on the competitiveness of the European audiovisual sector and, as a consequence,European companies cannot fully benefit from the opportunities of internationalisation.
In these circumstances,the Community as a whole cannot fully benefit from the positive effects of the modernisation and simplification of the rules on public procurement, which were achieved by Directives 2004/18/EC and 2004/17/EC.
The accumulated money in this fund originate from the fee the PA imposes on developers,where projects cannot fully cater for parking provisions as required by planning law.
This problem affects not only European professionals who cannot fully benefit from the internationalisation of audiovisual markets but also the consumers that are faced with a limited choice and limited cultural diversity.
I am absolutely convinced that only mutual effort can lead to a fuller understanding of the mechanisms of hatred, and analyses from the perspective of the victims, given the course of events, cannot fully serve the purpose.
In today's world, European citizens cannot fully participate in society without a basic bank account.
However, representatives of small credit institutions consider that in practice the limit of €50 million is too low for the annual issuing volume and, as a consequence,small banks cannot fully benefit from this exemption.
As with all vaccines,a course of Fendrix cannot fully protect all people that are vaccinated.
As a governmental structure, the NASC secretariats cannot fully act as an independent supervisory authority, but we consider that- based on the professionalism and international reputation of their specialists and on the financial resources at their disposal- they can supervise in a neutral way that the provisions of the Directive are applied properly and efficiently.
This complexity also decreases the attractiveness of the mode andentails that Short Sea Shipping cannot fully contribute the efficiency and sustainability of the European transport system.
Since a consumer who buys goods orservices at a distance cannot fully assess whether his purchase corresponds to what he needs when making the order, the Directive contains a right of withdrawal of at least 7 working days.
The role of biodiversity, ecosystems and their services is largely undervalued,the costs of waste are often not reflected in prices, current markets and public policies cannot fully deal with competing demands on strategic resources such as minerals, land, water and biomass.
This problem affects not only European companies which cannot fully benefit from the internationalisation of audiovisual markets but also the consumers who are faced with a limited choice(and cultural diversity) of audiovisual works.
The Commission agrees with the framework,as defined by the Council, within which it can exercise the delegated or implemented powers(duration of the delegation, revocation, right of objection) but cannot fully agree with the choice made by the Council of the measures to be adopted through delegated acts or implementing acts.
Local farmers living on the Syrian side of the border cannot fully utilise their own farmland due to landmines planted in the region in the 70s.
In such instances,lack of access to electronic means of payment by some consumers is particularly detrimental as such consumers cannot fully benefit from the opportunities offered by the internal market; they are essentially faced with less choice in goods and services and often higher prices.