Examples of using Cannot avoid in English and their translations into Romanian
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Man cannot avoid destiny.
However, this strategic partnership cannot avoid certain immovable points.
People cannot avoid thinking about what happened the last years.
Reflection on these subjects cannot avoid the notion of God." Ibid, p.
Evolution cannot avoid bringing intelligent life ultimately to an awareness of one thing, and one thing above all else.
These are ideal for people who cannot avoid sitting throughout the day.
That does not mean that we have to accept these wrinkles as permanent, but the actual aging process is something that we cannot avoid.
Your client cannot avoid the process of law indefinitely.
It is the most likely first destination for a starship from Earth,a starship whose mission cannot avoid a component of time travel.
Today business cannot avoid engagement of international politics.
O'Hear believes that Popper's epistemology leads to unacceptable skepticism and cannot avoid a commitment to inductive procedures.
Chromatic aberration cannot avoid completely, it's not quality issue.
The already acquired experience in the field of sustainable development seems to suggest that ensuring the equity spirit cannot avoid the political medium.
So charming that one cannot avoid to fall in love with it.
The EU cannot avoid more engagement with the countries of origin and transit countries and it should be clear that it is in the EU's interest to encourage their participation in the process.
Eventually, comments on photographs cannot avoid two fatalities: redundancy and pedantry….
Even though one cannot avoid allergies entirely, simple measures help to reduce the allergy risk of your child or postpone the occurrence of an allergic ailment.
Observers falling into a Schwarzschild black hole(i.e., non-rotating and not charged) cannot avoid being carried into the singularity, once they cross the event horizon.
When an offside player cannot avoid being touched by the ball or by a team-mate carrying it, the player is accidentally offside.
The key objective is to ensure that companies are taxed where their profits are generated and cannot avoid paying their fair share of tax through aggressive tax planning.
However, democratic countries cannot avoid their part in responsibility for this grim situation in large parts of the world.
Although they can possibly minimise their investment in fixed assets by renting or leasing plant and equipment, they cannot avoid investment in cash, debtors and stock.
Those who want to take care of children cannot avoid listening to their concern for the environment in which they live and where they will have to grow.
I do not deny that nuclear energy can form part of a well-balanced European energy basket and that its use may lessen our external dependence in this field, but I believe the European Union cannot avoid sharing in the effort to close down that obsolete nuclear facility while also ensuring that economic recovery projects deserve adequate funding.
EU member states cannot avoid the need to stay competitive, which in turn requires revamping welfare systems and achieving technological change.
And in the context of the emergence of several strategic poles,Moldova cannot avoid associating with one of the groups of countries to which it is bound by a multitude of factors- the only realistic option for Moldova, conditioned by its entire history, is therefore Eurasian.
Geopolitics cannot avoid the need to assess the relative military, strategic and economic weight of the main players; as these change, so does the outlook for the Alliance.
Regarded in a regional context,developments in Moldova cannot avoid a reference to the implementation of the E.U.-Ukraine Action Plan, for example, or evolution of bilateral relations with Western and Eastern neighbours of Moldova, given the importance of Ukraine for the regional stability at E.U. borders.
Ultimately, EU member states cannot avoid the need to revamp welfare systems and foster technological change, argues economist and former Romanian Finance Minister Daniel Daianu.