Examples of using Not in a way in English and their translations into Romanian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Perhaps not in a way we understand.
On the contrary, I think that it can, but not in a way that you might think.
But not in a way that's crazy.
The thing is the police didn't exist Not in a way that we would recognise.
Not in a way to hurt our marriage.
And you're cute, too, but not in a way that makes you seem easy.
Not in a way that was dirty and cheap.
I mean, of course, you're cute, but not in a way that makes me seem easy. I'm-.
Not in a way that I can use--.
But if you say anything, Jenny,he will come for sure. But not in a way that you want.
Not in a way that matters to you.
There was something different about him, dangerous but not in a way that scared me.
Not in a way that was much use to him.
My father killed Baron dEpinay but not in a way that makes him a criminal.
No, not in a way that brings change.
Promote your business as means of entertainment, not in a way to earn money!
But not in a way that you want to stop.
So someone else wanted the Chinese to get it, but not in a way that could be traced back.
Not in a way that I could do anything about it.
I'm not sure I can answer that At least not in a way that's gonna make you happy.
Not in a way that would make you believe him.
I had already slipped I was wondering whether to tell you or not In a way its good you know fate has sorted it out.
Not in a way I even noticed until tonight.
Albanian negotiators say they endorse autonomy, but not in a way that leads to the creation of an entity.
But not in a way that either of us deserved.
But once he's been removed from power… it is critical that he be dealt with in a court of law… and not in a way that will perpetuate the cycle of violence.
But not in a way that translates to being good at cards.
Mr. McCarthy's still talking about pending mergers in crowded restaurants, albeit not in a way that exposes the firm to liability.
Just not in a way that would have ever worked.
Of course there is a great need for humanitarian assistance andthe EU could play a useful role, but not in a way that merely seeks to promote a misplaced military ambition.