Examples of using Cannot attain in English and their translations into Russian
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We cannot attain reality, for we already are in it;
That which is an invention cannot attain Highest Reality ever.
Israel cannot attain full peace without complete withdrawal.
As long as he remains in this state, he cannot attain anything higher.
You cannot attain what is immutable through what is constantly changing.
By a path exclusively human man cannot attain to a condition of the Divine.
One cannot attain real Freedom if he supposes he is completely Free from the get-go.
Those who are not faithful in this devotional service cannot attain Me, O conqueror of enemies.
Yogos cannot attain the Turoya state unless the Triangle is separated from the Quaternary.
And the truth is that most spiritual aspirants cannot attain Final Liberation on their own.
But we cannot attain our objective of a stable and prosperous world if the goalposts are moved down the field.
Aspirants that do not have that conviction in the divinity of their Guru cannot attain Self-realization.
Third, we cannot attain the total elimination of nuclear weapons unless we are able to prevent a new arms race.
The rejection of falsehood by the mind seeking utter truth is one of the chief causes why mind cannot attain to the settled, rounded and perfect truth.
A Jiva cannot attain moksha(liberation) from the cycle of birth and death, until the accumulated sanchita karmas are completely exhausted.
We further believe that an unbalanced and incomplete approach,especially in some regions of the world, cannot attain the desired result of building confidence.
The Agreed Framework cannot attain its intended purpose until these key components are frozen, brought under effective IAEA monitoring and dismantled.
The disadvantage of this practice is that the laboratory orcertification organisation cannot attain financial sustainability, whilst the government is unwilling to pay for the difference.
He is more articulate than you are, and he brings all kinds of supportive arguments and proofs and quotations from scriptures, andthey all say,"Unless you drop the ego you cannot attain to self-realization.
Naturally, we ourselves are well aware that the Organization cannot attain these objectives unless the Member States put the necessary resources at its disposal.
According to Jerome McGann, by masking himself behind a literary artifice,Byron was able to express his view that"man's greatest tragedy is that he can conceive of a perfection which he cannot attain.
The developing countries cannot attain these objectives without greater flexibility in the varying opportunities afforded to them in the form of human resources, infrastructure, and financial, administrative and procedural regulations.
One comment affirms that, in accordance of with the terms of reference of the CRICcontained in decision 1/COP.5, the CRIC Committee cannot attain the desired effectiveness in terms of implementation, considering the large number of activities mentioned in that decision.
A number of you reminded us that we cannot attain durable solutions unless we address root causes: extreme poverty, political instability, humanitarian crises resulting from natural disasters and the impact of HIV/AIDS and other diseases.
In addition, it must be clear that the Gaza Strip-- which comprises only 6 per cent of the area of the occupied Palestinian territory and which is the most densely populated area in the world-- cannot attain economic or political sustainability in isolation from the West Bank: without a permanent link to the West Bank, without freedom of movement and without tangible political progress and similar steps taken there.
It is clear to us that the international community cannot attain the complete elimination of nuclear weapons nor have the assurance that they will never be produced again without the universalization and the full implementation of that Treaty in all its aspects.
You couldn't attain a job if one bit you in the butt.
However, they could not attain the objectives of the Brussels Programme of Action without financial and technical support from development partners and the international community.
However, that sectoral approach could not attain its noble objective, unless carried to its logical conclusion.
The United Nations could not attain its lofty objectives without the participation of those it was supposed to serve.