Examples of using We cannot pretend in English and their translations into Slovak
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We cannot pretend that….
This is a HUGE part of our lives and we cannot pretend like it doesn't exist.
We cannot pretend that things are fine.
On this, of all occasions… we cannot pretend that evil does not exist.
We cannot pretend that there is no problem.
This is a problem for firms during a crisis, and we cannot pretend otherwise.
We cannot pretend that it doesn't matter.
After these three weeks, we cannot pretend we haven't heard it.
We cannot pretend it is the auditors' fault.
If we want to be serious about this, we cannot pretend that this has not happened.
We cannot pretend like nothing is happening.
On behalf of the ECR Group.- Mr President,Russia is an important partner for the EU on many fronts, but we cannot pretend that Russia is a genuine democracy with a rule of law.
We cannot pretend a problem does not exist.
In the agricultural sector, I repeat, there are unfortunately stillmany deaths which are not deaths on roads but on agricultural land and we cannot pretend that this is not a problem.
We cannot pretend we do not hear them.
On the one hand, we cannot pretend that Europe is the Island of the Blessed where we can do what we like without the global financial markets reacting to it.
We cannot pretend that these things do not matter.
But we cannot pretend that the problem does not exist.
But we cannot pretend that the problem is not there.
We cannot pretend that the European Constitution was not rejected by the French and the Dutch.
We cannot pretend that certain developing countries granted special status by the EU are the same countries they were a decade ago.
We cannot pretend to be the leader as far as climate change policy is concerned if we do not become more credible when it comes to energy efficiency.
We cannot pretend that even the most God-fearing of men… cannot be swayed by darkness… to carry out evil acts… acts that leave a terrible pain in their wake.
We cannot pretend to ensure food security and protect the environment while at the same time tolerating a dependence on products grown on another continent and imported over thousands of kilometres.
We cannot pretend, however, that a new constitution or parliamentary regime will be enough to bring about true democracy; this inevitably depends on the political growth of citizens and a widespread awareness of the law and the rights of individuals.
From now on, we can't pretend we don't know.
We can not pretend to work all at once.
We can't pretend it didn't happen.