Examples of using We cannot understand in English and their translations into Russian
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We cannot understand these things.
Great and marvellous things does he, which we cannot understand.
We cannot understand what he talks about.
We cannot understand what he is telling us.”.
And yet, until we find the innate Buddha, we cannot understand there is water in the vast ocean.
Sometimes we cannot understand Marilena and this is a big problem because it makes her nervous and she starts shouting and crying calling"help"….
From this painful truth, we can deduce an important principle in the kingdom of God. It is that we cannot understand God with our brains and our human capacities alone.
Bad risks are those we cannot understand and quantify, or measure and hedge against.
No delegation voted against that resolution, except for Israel and, unfortunately, Nauru,for reasons that we cannot understand or know.
On that basis, we cannot understand why the report avoids using the word"massacre.
That is perfectly all right so far as we are concerned, but we are not willing for different items to be held hostage because of certain matters which we cannot understand.
Without such a diagnosis, we cannot understand the operational problems of the Council that we are trying to resolve.
We cannot understand how justice can be fulfilled without full Israeli withdrawal from all Palestinian and other Arab occupied territories.
The facts are very obvious, and we cannot understand why the United States delegation insists on supporting an organization which aims at overthrowing the Chinese Government.
We cannot understand why at this time in history there are still countries which, with surprising levity, destroy the environment and endanger their neighbours with nuclear tests.
For this reason, we cannot understand the objection on the part of Indonesia to the holding of meetings for new intra-Timorese dialogue prior to each ministerial meeting between Portugal and Indonesia.
We cannot understand why more than $1 trillion dollars circulates in international financial transactions every day while not a penny of those resources goes to the world's poor.
We cannot understand the reasoning behind such conduct, unless it is simply that those States wish to dominate the world and keep those weapons in order to pursue their political and economic objectives.
We cannot understand how a super-Power which enjoys permanent membership in the Security Council can enact domestic legislation to justify the pursuit of its private interests in the territories of other countries.
We cannot understand how the exclusion of Taiwan, which is a peace-loving, responsible, democratic and progressive country, can sit comfortably on the collective conscience of the Member States of the United Nations.
We cannot understand the rationale of allowing a trademark claim service after initial launch and believe it will be an administrative nightmare for registries and an additional disadvantage to registrants.
We cannot understand another thing: each time, an 87-year-old artist, a classic of modern Ukrainian art offers a new, deeply personal interpretation of his own creativity, actively influencing not only his perceptions but also traditional estimation.
We cannot understand how, just a short time after agreement on various aspects of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, it was not possible to reach consensus on the“process of nuclear disarmament, in the framework of international peace and security, with the objective of the elimination of nuclear weapons”.
In fact, we cannot understand how great countries, which pride themselves on being the“new realities” in a world half a century down the line, could possibly entertain the ambition to have their new status recognized on the basis of a vote which could perhaps be even less than half of the total membership of the United Nations.
We cannot understand that States Members of this Organization continue supporting peacekeeping budgets of billions of dollars and yet have serious concerns about increasing budgets for development programmes, especially fundamentally important programmes to fight poverty, HIV/AIDS, malaria and the effects of climate change.
Bobby, we can't understand one word you say.
We can't understand you, Muharrem.
Milton… you're mumbling; we can't understand a word you're saying.
We can't understand each other.