Examples of using We cannot continue in English and their translations into Spanish
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We cannot continue this way.
Unless we defeat Musashi, we cannot continue on!
We cannot continue.
If we don't bring the good force into Israeli society, we cannot continue to exist.
We cannot continue on as the Stink-sons.
But no one said that in the autumn we cannot continue baking super yummy recipes, as for example this carrot cake.
We cannot continue with the search until you sign off.
A remote mass of ice upon which our future as a species depends and which we cannot continue to ignore for much any longer.
We cannot continue fighting this good fight of faith alone.
Faith sustains us… in the hour when reason tells us that we cannot continue… that the whole of our lives is without meaning.
We cannot continue with your payment until these steps are completed.
I will not tire of repeating this from this rostrum: We are living in the twenty-first century. We cannot continue with the governance of the twentieth century.
Thus we cannot continue well and with full heart what we have begun.
However, after the first edition in 2014,I said"we cannot continue with the magazine because it is not sustainable, we cannot continue printing copies.
We cannot continue to see this as normal or to wait for someone else to fix the problem for us.
Markets are a vital engine for growth and prosperity, but we cannot continue to accept the pretence that it is the engine that steers the car or decides on the best direction to take.
We cannot continue to pillage and destroy Mother Earth, but we have to take care of her.
Bernie Sanders believes we cannot continue to allow our nation's wealthiest corporations to avoid paying their fair share of taxes.
We cannot continue to pollute the atmosphere poison the ocean and exhaust the land.
We cannot continue offering sectoral solutions to interdependent, structural and systemic problems.
We cannot continue to live under this threat to every way of life on Earth, which has also been used as a deterrent.
We cannot continue to destroy our corals, overexploit fish stocks or damage the coastal environments so closely linked to the sea.
We cannot continue to believe that money prevails over everything else, and that human beings are just production factors for big business.
We cannot continue indefinitely to deal only with the most urgent needs, because this will be an increasingly expensive solution.
We cannot continue consuming and supporting industries that sell products that cause pain to our good mother or any of her children, our brothers.
Obviously, we cannot continue to discuss disarmament after 11 September without taking into account its association with the menace of terrorism.
We cannot continue with this wishful-thinking approach, which makes us believe that we are just about to break the impasse in the Conference.
We cannot continue to delay concluding a universal, unconditional and legally binding instrument on security guarantees for non-nuclear weapon States.
We cannot continue in the misguided notion that secular society will, or even should, be the primary agent in doing what the church itself is called to be and do in the world.
