Sentence examples for cannot be attended from inspiring English sources

It is inevitable that some people cannot be attended to at all".

James LeMoyne, the United Nations special envoy to Colombia, said that he had received "reports of civilian casualties, civilian deaths, wounded people who cannot be attended in outlying areas and hundreds, maybe thousands of people, being displaced".

If a received packet into the transceiver buffer cannot be attended by the microprocessor, it should be removed from the buffer to avoid overflow if possible.

In this work, we assume that no queues are available and, therefore, the voice and data blocking probabilities are defined as the probabilities that a new incoming voice or data connection request, respectively, cannot be attended by the network because of having soft-blocking and/or hard-blocking.

In the early years we would surrender to the requests of my extremely Catholic grandmother, drunkenly attending mass as if we were pre-drinking for a Guelph homecoming football game (i.e. something that cannot be attended sober).

Thus, the care and safety of clients around medication management cannot be attended to without including the family members, unpaid caregivers, and paid providers in the equation [ 8– 11, 24, 25].

The interviewed GPs mentioned that time pressure and the obligation to primarily manage the presenting complaint determine that AOD topics cannot always be attended to immediately, even when raised.

Ayman Abu-Ayad of the state-run Al-Ahram newspaper called for the immediate suspension of the football league, saying: "We should be aware of the critical situation which our country is going through; we cannot organise events which could be attended by thousands of people at a time the country is witnessing a state of lawlessness".

It is not something that cannot be handled, but it is very significant and has to be attended to seriously".

He learns that Baltar will not be attending the ceremony, but cannot alert the resistance in time.

There is no suggestion that Mr Saffron facilitated or engaged in invalid voting practices and the Walkley Foundation cannot be certain that the vote was attended by improper conduct.