Examples of using We cannot forget in English and their translations into Slovenian
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And we cannot forget sleep.
And these are moments we cannot forget.”.
We cannot forget Luther's context!
It is a part of our history that we cannot forget.
Of course we cannot forget about China.
Do we need anniversaries to remind us of something that we cannot forget?
We cannot forget but we can forgive.
While talking about Pre-HIIT routines, we cannot forget to talk about the importance of rest.
We cannot forget to mention the lunches.
It is true that, during this festive season, we cannot forget about all those people who are suffering in Zimbabwe.
We cannot forget who we are or where we come from.
Among the causes that explain why the pancakes stick and burn, we cannot forget the mistakes made in their cooking.
However, we cannot forget the meaning of the day.
And that while we commemorate the-the greatness of these events… and the individuals who achieve them, we cannot forget the sacrifice of those… who make these achievements and leaps possible.
Of course, we cannot forget the natural biological differences which exist between men and women.
An agreement has been rushed through which we ultimately welcome, but we cannot forget the Commission's excessive passivity when a modicum of prudent and forward-looking vision was needed.
We cannot forget the great number of Christians who, throughout the world, in two thousand years of history, have endured death to defend the Eucharist; and those who, even today.
Furthermore, we cannot forget the environmental consequences of this waste, which is harmful to biodiversity.
We cannot forget that the EU is the main source of funds for the United Nations, contributing 40% of its total budget, 40% of peacekeeping costs and 12% of the troops in conflict zones.
On the other hand, however, we cannot forget that, during a period of economic crisis and vulnerability, when unemployment is growing, labour migration policy must be flexible, as argued by the Commission, but also sustainable and reasonable.
We cannot forget in particular that these people will have health problems throughout their life which will have considerable social and economic effects on the organisation and future of our societies.
Nevertheless, we cannot forget the dictatorial regime that rules this country, with a lack of respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms.
However, we cannot forget that there is general discrimination against women: discrimination against women continues to make itself felt to a greater or lesser degree in many different areas in the EU Member States.
We cannot forget about World War II even when its witnesses are gone… in order to make sure that what happened in Wielun and later in many other places in Poland and abroad is never repeated," Duda said.
We cannot forget that this type of weapon is the main cause of the deaths of thousands of civilians, killing indiscriminately, particularly children and other people who are innocent and unaware of the danger.
As a result, we cannot forget that the proposed'Reform' Treaty contains a clause which aims to give the European Union exclusive competence for the management of marine resources within the common fisheries policy.
We cannot forget that the EU and US represent almost half the global economy: it is the most integrated and longest-lived economic relationship in the world, and the main engine of global economic prosperity.
We cannot forget that our economic activities related to the sea and the coast produce 40% of the EU's gross domestic product and, according to numerous studies, there is still huge development potential to explore.
For this reason, we cannot forget the recommendations of the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organisation on the urgency of an increase in food production of at least 70% to feed a world population which is expected to reach 9 billion by 2050.
We cannot forget that EU competition policy is based on open-market principles and on an activity plan that is equitable in all sectors; this constitutes the foundation of a successful internal market and a precondition for the creation of sustainable, knowledge-based jobs.