Examples of using Cannot be quantified in English and their translations into Romanian
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The human touch cannot be quantified.
If an injury cannot be quantified or the amount is not yet known, the amount is then indicated as being‘for the record'.
The exact amount cannot be quantified.
No major impacts on the environment can be predicted since the impact of this option on the number of pet movements cannot be quantified.
However, the difference cannot be quantified or monetised.
However, the distribution over time of the payments might be slightly different but it cannot be quantified at this stage.
The exact amount cannot be quantified until adoption of the operational programmes.
In addition, postal services provide along social benefits which cannot be quantified in economic terms.
Outputs cannot be quantified in purely numeric terms, as progress is measured related to the progress of the countries in their path for EU accession.
The characteristic of an acid to donate oraccept a proton" cannot be quantified for individual species.
These items cannot be quantified as intrinsic value or do not observe the regulations set by the Supplier, the damages occurring as a consequence of the sender's action.
In case Member States decide to use that flexibility,this will have financial consequences within the given financial amounts, which cannot be quantified at this stage.
For instance, mutual learning events cannot be quantified because their number and topics depend on Member States' interest and willingness to host such events and participate in them; equally the volume of knowledge depends on policy development needs.
However, at this stage, the uncertainties surrounding the issue of who should pay this'equitable remuneration' are such that the likely effects of this option cannot be quantified with any reasonable measure of certainty.
If the fact that the loss was caused has been established but the exact amount of the loss cannot be quantified, for example in the event of non-monetary loss or losses arising in the future, the amount of compensation is determined by a court.
The crisis reflected this situation, and now it is necessary to take concrete measures to ensure that new crises do not recur in the future, caused by financial mechanisms that no one controls and that often cannot be quantified.
Can't be quantified.
I know you have trouble with anything that can't be quantified and counted.
On a scale from one to 10, it can't be quantified.
There's nothing in the world that can't be quantified.
An attraction that can't be quantified or explained.
The monetary benefits for industry and consumers could not be quantified.
However, some important benefits could not be quantified and are presented in qualitative terms.
However, synergies could not be quantified as they essentially lie in the mutually reinforcing legal effects of the recommended options.
In overall terms the review will thus have a very limited impact on resources which can not be quantified.
As regards the contribution of the requirement for advertisements to contain a reference to the energy class(article 4(c)),this effect could not be quantified but the evaluation found that it did address an information failure in the market.
The Court's estimate of the overall level of error in agriculture and natural resources is not significantly different from the value obtained last year, butdoes not take account of certain serious errors which could not be quantified.
It also needs to be underlined that some major benefits of retrofitting could not be quantified and monetised, such as the savings due to reduced infrastructure-related noise abatement programmes, reduced maintenance costs for the rail infrastructure and efficiency gains in fleet management.
This is without taking into account major benefits of retrofitting which could not be quantified, such as the savings due to reduced infrastructure-related noise abatement programmes, reduced maintenance costs for the rail infrastructure and efficiency gains in fleet management.