Sentence examples for by itself cannot deliver from inspiring English sources
Booming trade has failed to moderate territorial and historical disputes, highlighting that economic interdependence by itself cannot deliver regional stability unless rival states undertake genuine efforts to mend their political relations.
"The state itself cannot deliver sufficient support.
The British policing model, which relies on policing by consent, simply cannot deliver a professional service if sections of the population perceive it to be unfair and discriminatory".
While Leopard's features will be complete by then, we cannot deliver the quality release that we and our customers expect from us.
Saeb Erekat, a senior Abbas aide and veteran Palestinian negotiator, said in a statement on Friday that the demand to recognize Israel as a Jewish state before negotiations was "an admission by Netanyahu that he cannot deliver on peace" and a stalling tactic.
"By promising what it cannot deliver, the government - far from achieving its stated aim of taking the heat out of this emotive issue - will instead feed the public's sense of disillusionment," he added.
The Paris agreement remains the major climate instrument to reduce global greenhouse emissions but cannot deliver fast enough by itself.
It was because local governments in India have become so eaten away by corruption and mismanagement they cannot deliver for the poor the schools and infrastructure they need to get a fair share of the pie.
But, as pointed out by Arne Naess, apodictic self-evidence cannot deliver on this promise: "… the assertion that he or any other has this evidence, does not belong to pure logic or any other pure or formal science.
A common liberal view is that he is stoking anti-immigration sentiment by trying to appease it, and that, by promising things he knows he cannot deliver while Britain remains in the EU, he is taking the country closer to the exit.
