Examples of using It cannot be denied in English and their translations into Spanish
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It cannot be denied nor yet affirmed.
The Russian language, it cannot be denied, is very good.
It cannot be denied that that is what is happening now.
Seeing one's name in print, it cannot be denied, is a pleasure.
It cannot be denied that speculation makes the oil price more volatile.
In this sense, and not wishing to be apocalyptic, it cannot be denied.
It cannot be denied that Pinterest is an endless source of inspiration.
This extraordinary knowledge can be ignored, but it cannot be denied.
It cannot be denied that there are problems in Bulgaria regarding protection against torture.
Notwithstanding these welcome improvements, however, it cannot be denied that the report indeed reflects the heavy workload of the Council.
It cannot be denied that as a result, Japan's foreign policy has been somewhat deprived of vitality.
This interpretation is more symbolic than my rather literal translation of the text, but it cannot be denied that Varuṇa is very often associated with rains.
It cannot be denied that such a risk exists, and in fact such situations are known to arise frequently in practice.
While it may be concluded that the act of recognition of States is mainly declarative, it cannot be denied that non-recognition also has important legal ramifications.
It cannot be denied, of course that the Agreement is a good instrument from the coastal-State perspective.
Much has been accomplished, and it cannot be denied that humankind now has the power and resources to achieve the goals we set ourselves.
It cannot be denied that, there are other, and more important, objectives to be achieved besides protecting the market economy.
With regard to the indigenous people issue, it cannot be denied that some local or international groups have tried to misuse the issue to criticize the Government.
Anyhow, it cannot be denied that during the very reign of Christian Emperors Such as Constantius, Theodosius, Honorius.
The Mental Patients Law was first enacted in 1931 and it cannot be denied that the Law is antiquated and does not satisfy the current notions relating to mental disorders and their treatment.
It cannot be denied that intra-State conflicts occur where there is little or no regard for democratic governance.
While UNCTAD certainly has made many important contributions, it cannot be denied that it has progressively lost its status as the premier international organization dealing with trade and development questions on the world stage.
It cannot be denied that significant portions of the Convention now form part of the corpus of customary international law.
However it cannot be denied that there is a statistical link between taking marijuana and experimenting with other drugs.
It cannot be denied that patriarchal cultural patterns do persist, placing obstacles in the way of changes favourable to the gender approach.
In any event, it cannot be denied that the provisions of the Covenant should be interpreted in the light of the object and purpose of that treaty.
It cannot be denied however that some attitudinal barriers exist which hinder the full realisation by women of some leadership opportunities.
To conclude, it cannot be denied that the Greek authorities are faced with some inadequate situations, mostly related to the local level.
It cannot be denied that this mechanism per se represents a huge step towards a more egalitarian, non-selective and transparent approach to human rights.
It cannot be denied that the destabilizing accumulation of and trafficking in these arms represents a significant threat to peace and security on the African continent.