Examples of using Cannot pay in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Computer
I cannot pay the money.
People just cannot pay for it.
I cannot pay the rent!”.
Christ paid a debt we cannot pay.
You cannot pay for Him.
It is clear that Greece cannot pay its debts.
I cannot pay my debts.
Often, production companies overrun their budgets and cannot pay salaries.
We cannot pay our debt.
All accounts of the company are frozen so we cannot pay salaries to our employees.
We cannot pay our debts.
They are not blood relatives of Jesus, and so Christ's shed blood cannot pay for their sins.
He cannot pay for his sins.
Against this background, the Commission cannot pay the last tranche of the current programme.
We cannot pay for our own deliverance.
But, people who do not receive salaries cannot pay even according to the existing tariffs,” the MP said.
I cannot pay taxes, pay salaries.
Protecting the environment is a very nice idea, but those who cannot pay their rent are worried about their overdraft far more than about melting ice caps.
If they cannot pay the minimum cost of approximately USD 1.3 million to bring such a dispute, they may simply never have their day in court.
The Christ cannot pay that cost.
Money cannot pay for the loss of happiness.
The person whose idea is supported cannot pay himself- for example, for his own performance, workshop, etc.;
Naftogaz cannot pay 90% of dividends to the state budget- court order.
A family that cannot pay is expelled from the village.
The man who cannot pay such a bill is at a disadvantage.
Companies cannot pay to change or delete reviews.
But Zimbabwe cannot pay any of its debts without such assistance.
The situation when the Ukrainians cannot pay bills for housing and communal services has been created by the current government.
Many of these people cannot pay for the treatment and are delaying it, which ultimately leads to the increased healthcare costs.
This means that a utility company cannot pay wages to people,cannot pay for light in the city, and, probably, they will turn it off.