Examples of using Cannot mean in English and their translations into Slovak
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It simply cannot mean that.
As the file is connected to potentially unwanted applications, its presence cannot mean anything good.
LOL, you cannot mean it seriously….
However, reducing the scope of the legislation cannot mean eroding food safety.
These verses cannot mean that“Spirit is God” or“love is God.”.
People also translate
I am fullyaware of how sensitive an issue this is, but that cannot mean that the discussion is off limits.”.
Austerity, however, cannot mean that expenditure rises in line with inflation.
At this difficult juncture,putting the support mechanism into action cannot mean taking the European rule of law out of action.
Control cannot mean bureaucracy, since this is always an unnecessary cost.
However, experts and researchers agree that the lack of research cannot mean that camu camu does not lead to digestive problems.
A text cannot mean what it never could have meant to its author or!
Paraphrasing US President Donald Trump's slogan during the campaign,he stated that“America first cannot mean that Europe's interests come last.”.
America First cannot mean that Europe's interests come last,” Juncker said.
(PL) Mr President, Commissioner, Europe without borders,the European Union within Schengen, cannot mean the creation of a new wall between the EU and Eastern Europe.
America First' cannot mean that Europe's interests come last,” said Juncker.
Indeed, I consider that EDF is manifestly wrong when it tries toargue that the fact that the instrument used by the State is inaccessible to the private investor cannot mean that the MEIP must be rejected.
America first cannot mean that Europe's interests come last," Mr Juncker added.
It submits that the fact that the goods are not accompanied by documents proving that they have been released into free circulation cannot mean that they were brought into the customs territory of the European Union unlawfully.
In other words, a text cannot mean what it never could have meant at the time it was written!
The fact that the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of God and Mother of the Church, received neither the mission proper to the Apostles nor the ministerial priesthood clearlyshows that the non-admission of women to priestly ordination cannot mean that women are of lesser dignity, nor can it be construed as discrimination against them.
The forsakenness cannot mean, for example, that the eternal communion between the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit was broken.
The necessary correlation between the grounds relied on by the complainant andthe statement of reasons for the Commission's decision cannot mean that the Commission is obliged to reject each of the arguments put forward in support of those grounds.
The forsaken-ness cannot mean, for example, that the eternal communion between the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit was broken.
The fact that the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of God and Mother of the Church, received neither the mission proper to the apostles nor the ministerial priesthood clearlyshows that the non-admission of women to priestly ordination cannot mean that women are of lesser dignity, nor can it be construed as a discrimination against them.
And yet that cannot mean that we no longer have a soul, a constituent principle guaranteeing our unity in this life and beyond earthly death.
The applicant submits, first,that the principles of sound administration and the protection of legitimate expectations cannot mean that- or accommodate the possibility that- an institution such as the Council may hide the truth from citizens who make an application to it, or lie to or mislead them.
The just demand for more regulated control and management- in full compliance with the rule of law- of external borders, the general public's legitimate request for greater safety and security,and the demand for closer cooperation in the fight against terrorism cannot mean erecting barriers within the EU and restricting the free movement of people.
Making external energy policy more the mandate of the Union, however, cannot mean weakening the sovereignty of the Member States to decide their energy production means and structure.
In particular, the requirement of foreseeability cannot mean that an individual should be enabled to foresee when the authorities are likely to intercept his communications so that he can adapt his conduct accordingly.