Examples of using Cannot be relied in English and their translations into Russian
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Simply cannot be relied on.
The communication of members cannot be relied upon.
So free markets cannot be relied upon to provide an optimal supply of statistical information.
Wind energy is a temporary thing, it cannot be relied upon.
A The"explosion" reading cannot be relied upon since the oxygen content is too low for combustion.
Neither myself, northe people in distress cannot be relied upon to astral.
Such contractual provisions cannot be relied upon in litigation involving third parties that are not privy to the agreement.
In this case it willlikely return NULL but this is just a convention, and cannot be relied upon.
In addition, past performance of UC RUSAL cannot be relied on as a guide to future performance.
However these cannot be relied on as accurate, and are most useful as supporting evidence rather than being taken factually on their own.
Yet it is widely recognized that the market alone cannot be relied upon to deliver sustainable development.
Data based on the number of workers who are in fact entitled to minimum wage is problematic and cannot be relied upon.
MRI atrophy, at least as a global measure, cannot be relied upon to differentiate a neurodegenerative versus vascular etiology.
It is not seen as a financially sustainable approach in the long run because donor funds cannot be relied on in the indefinite future.
Consequently, such sources cannot be relied upon since the allegations that they propagate are untrustworthy,being designed primarily to serve their own interests.
A corrosion gage is not designed for flaw or crack detection and cannot be relied upon to detect material discontinuities.
While taking note of the State party's explanation that"public welfare" cannot be relied on as a ground for placing arbitrary restrictions on human rights, the Committee reiterates its concern that the concept of"public welfare" is vague and open-ended and may permit restrictions exceeding those permissible under the Covenant art. 2.
It further recommends that the State party recognize that diplomatic assurances andmonitoring arrangements cannot be relied upon to justify transfers when such substantial risk of torture exists.
Seen in this light, the ex post facto statements by Turkish representatives cannot be relied upon to detract from the respondent Government's basic-- albeit qualified-- intention to accept the competence of the Commission and Court.
In this regard, according to Decree No. 2 of the Plenum of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan,dated 2 May 1997, any evidence obtained in violation of the law cannot be relied on by Courts in arriving at their decisions.
The local systems in South Sudan are underdeveloped and cannot be relied on at present to provide voice and data services to the Mission.
My experience is that it does not come from the highest source and cannot be relied upon and it is better to wait until one is able to enter a higher consciousness and a greater truth than any that these communications represent.
It is paradoxical that while respect for and observance of human rights is being promoted, individual andcollective tolerance cannot be relied on to maintain and hold together inter-cultural, inter-ethnic and pluri-religious societies.
It does not add flexibility because KDIF's interest rate controls cannot be relied upon to respond promptly to the developments in the money market should the need arise.
It is now recognized that both the State and the private sector have their distinct and mutually respective spheres of interest and activities andthat even in market economies the private sector alone cannot be relied on to deliver all developmental needs, especially the Millennium Development Goals, nor can it guarantee cost-effectiveness in the delivery of all services.
Public-private partnerships are essential but cannot be relied upon as the only viable strategy.
We both know Richard can't be relied upon right now.
The law could not be relied on to ensure that rights were respected and that utilization was equitable and reasonable.
He argued that, contrary to common intuition, technological progress could not be relied upon to reduce fuel consumption.
Whereas the rules of an organization in relation to non-member States were similar to the internal laws of a State and could not be relied upon as justification for failure to comply, the situation with regard to member States was that the rules of the organization might well be relevant.