Sentence examples for cannot attempt to from inspiring English sources
Republicans in Washington are increasingly agitated that they cannot attempt to repeal affirmative action with Mr Gingrich at the helm.
"He cannot attempt to take credit for successes at Goldman while blatantly denying responsibility for situations such as this".
But the army will not and cannot attempt to clear out the Taliban as long as the Afghans continue giving sanctuary to Fazlullah.
In other words, once a transaction has been settled through CLS, a counterparty cannot attempt to reclaim the funds in the event of bankruptcy.
Andrea says he will continue to seek out LGBT-friendly health facilities or – when he cannot – attempt to conceal who he is from health providers.
Some undoubtedly are struggling on a daily basis to recruit and retain and the right people, but we cannot attempt to take a one-size-fits-all approach.
Maybe my memory is faulty, but amid the long, hot afternoons discussing Othello, glacier formation, frog anatomy and the annexation of the Sudetenland, I cannot remember any attempt to "teach to the test".
The civic groups contend that the deal violates a provision of the City Charter, which says that a mayor cannot "use or attempt to use his or her position as a public servant to obtain any financial gain, contract, license, privilege or other private or personal advantage, direct or indirect, for the public servant".
Setting out the Scottish government's submission to the Smith commission on Friday, which called for maximum devolution within the UK including full control over tax and fiscal policy, Sturgeon said: "This cannot be an attempt to win independence by the back door".
(Four diamonds cannot be an attempt to find a fit, because he denied a five-card suit with his initial response. With no spade fit, North would rebid three no-trump. And with spade support in an otherwise unexciting hand, he would settle for four spades).
We cannot accept any attempt to limit these countries' own sovereign choices," Mr Barroso said.
