Examples of using Fails to understand in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Man fails to understand his neighbour.
Unless it is because this is merely a policy document, the EESC fails to understand why the term"better regulation" should be changed to"smart regulation".
The EESC fails to understand the precise scope of this rule, but fears that it might not be as effective as is desired.
In this context, I would particularly highlight the importance of flexibility, not just for employers but also for employees,a concept that the Left consistently fails to understand, hence some of their typically outdated comments today.
What Brian fails to understand is that such a woman does not fear pain.
Given the central relevance of rural development measures to the sustainabilitydebate, the Committee wholly fails to understand the current Council discussion- launched by the six net contributor countries- on sweeping cuts in this area.
What your child fails to understand is that for someone with only three to five years to live, each day is worth infinitely more.
This approach, based on a single economic model, is particularly ill-suited to the reality of a plethora of different types of companies and business cultures, leading to a situation where over 90% of Europeancompanies feel that EU policy ignores or fails to understand their needs.
Description of scenario: Vessel A fails to understand the intentions or actions of vessel B.
Thomas fails to understand that it is not a question of a match between Stalin and Trotsky, but of an antagonism between the bureaucracy and the proletariat.
According to the appellant,the General Court at paragraphs 46 and 80 of the judgment under appeal fails to understand this point and, in so doing, makes it all but impossible for the appellant to establish the existence of such particular circumstances.
The EESC8"fails to understand why the Commission did not adopt the idea of negotiating preferential import quotas with the LDCs, as those countries themselves are requesting.
Applying the Rule(s) and comments: In accordance with Rule 34(d)(Manoeuvring and warning signals), when vessels in sight of one another are approaching each other andfrom any cause either vessel fails to understand the intentions or actions of the other vessel, or is in doubt whether sufficient action is being taken by the other to avoid collision, the vessel in doubt(vessel A) shall immediately indicate such doubt by giving at least five short and rapid blasts on the whistle.
Human reason fails to understand how by serving the devotee-Bhagwat or the book Bhagwat one gets gradual promotion on the path of devotion.
We are powerless against US legislation that fails to understand consumer protection in mortgage lending, whether by banks or by other institutions.
Fails to understand the reasoning behind the proposed cuts and contests Council's declared intention of recreating artificial margins in some headings such as subheading 1a(Competitiveness for Growth and Jobs) and Heading 4(Global Europe), particularly considering that margins would in any way be too small to react to unforeseen circumstances or crises;
One of the great mistakes that economics makes is that it fails to understand that what something is, whether its unemployment, retirement, cost, is a function not only of its amount but also its meaning….
Therefore, the EESC fails to understand the urgency of the Commission proposal to repeal Regulation 954/79 since the international repercussions of the EU's policy on competition rules for maritime transport and in particular of repealing the liner conference system, have not yet been addressed properly, despite multiple requests thereto, including from the EESC.
In the latter example, the EESC fails to understand why higher income for self-employed drivers should be attributed to their exclusion from the working time directive.
This being the case, the EESC fails to understand why the Commission wishes at all costs to keep self-employed drivers outside the scope of Directive 2002/15/EC for economic reasons.
Whilst agreeing with the repeal of Regulation 954/79, the EESC fails to understand the urgency of proceeding to the repeal before the international repercussions of recent European policies relating to liner shipping are properly gauged and addressed.
When vessels in sight of one another are approaching each other and either vessel fails to understand the intentions or actions of the other, or is in doubt whether sufficient action is being taken by the other to avoid collision, the vessel in doubt must immediately indicate such doubt by giving at least five short, rapid blasts on the whistle.
(5) When vessels in sight of one another are approachingeach other and either vessel fails to understand the intention or action of the other vessel or is in doubt whether sufficient action is being taken by the other vessel to avoid collision, the relevant vessel about such situation shall indicate her concern immediately by giving five short and rapid blasts.
Anyone fail to understand this simple fact?