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For some of us it is incomprehensible.
It is incomprehensible how they do this, but it really happens.
High giftedness begins to manifest itself from early childhood, independently without much effort,and logically it is incomprehensible.
It is incomprehensible that the European Semester does not contain any specific reference to the Roma Strategy.
New financial support to renew andmodernise the fishing fleets of these regions is vital and it is incomprehensible that this support is being blocked by the European Union.
It is incomprehensible that the problem of overproduction of fish meal and fish oil has been omitted.
Finally, in the light of the complex human rights problems in Burma, it is incomprehensible that the European Union has cut its financial support for refugees on the Thai-Burmese border.
It is incomprehensible that Prime Minister Netanyahu has refused appeals from all of Israel's allies to stop the settlements.
A court will reject an application for the issuance of an electronic orderfor payment if it does not contain all the particulars required by law or if it is incomprehensible or ambiguous and such defects make it impossible to carry on in the proceedings.
When you look at it closely, it is incomprehensible, unbelievable, that we have been carrying on like this for so many years.
It is incomprehensible that the Council has maintained the block on the new regulation on the Solidarity Fund, which was approved by Parliament.
The government has set up corridors tofacilitate the evacuation of civilians from the combat areas; it is incomprehensible that the Tamil Tigers have failed to respect this safe zone,are continuing to fire and are using people as human shields.
It is incomprehensible, down-right miraculous, and yet possible, and it confirms the ancient wisdom of connecting Heaven and Earth, the material and the immaterial.
That being the case, in my view, it is incomprehensible to send a country like this the message that it has a right to enrich uranium.
It is incomprehensible that support for non-profit local community media should be seen as an item of expenditure to be funded at EU level.
It is incomprehensible that women, merely because they are women rather than men,are paid a lower wage for the same work, especially the same standard of work.
With my sister living right next door to me, raising two baby girls, it is incomprehensible to me that families on the other side of the world deal with the same normal struggles of parenting that my own sister and brother-in-law have, while also often living in poverty and not having the basic needs that we're usually afforded, like access to clean safe water, nutritious food to eat, and a roof over our heads.”.
It is incomprehensible that we should prohibit sucrose while at the same timebe signing agreements to import wine produced with sucrose from countries outside the European Union.
It is incomprehensible that in the Council of the European Union some governments have vetoed the Commission's legislative proposals and are perpetuating the restrictive policies of old.
It is incomprehensible that in the Council of the European Union some governments have vetoed the Commission's legislative proposals and are perpetuating the restrictive policies of old.
Therefore, it is incomprehensible that some governments of Member States, such as the Netherlands- my own country- are now tampering with the development budget and also seeking to tamper with these objectives.
It is incomprehensible that the Commission intends to switch the allocation of funds from a regional to a national basis, or even at European level, rejecting the criterion of proximity that has always underpinned cohesion policy.
It is incomprehensible that before the Treaty of Lisbon, when the Council also had exclusive competence in matters of TAC and quotas, Parliament was asked for its consultative opinion, whereas now, the Council claims exclusivity on these same matters, even though, according to all legal advice, Article 43(3) must be interpreted restrictively.
It's incomprehensible- I won't let you.
It was incomprehensible!
It was incomprehensible gibberish, but Garris was finally freed.
It's incomprehensible.
It's incomprehensible.
A pyramid that size, apparently ageless, it's incomprehensible.