The part of the sentence "cannot be parked" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase anytime you want to indicate that something cannot be placed or left in a certain area. For example: "No motorbikes can be parked in front of the store."
The law enacted by the village of West Jefferson lists a number of vehicles which cannot be parked for more than 24 hours including a "motor vehicle camper".
What makes in-flight emergencies different is that the airplane cannot be parked in order to figure things out.
These might include reducing vehicular traffic through maintaining gates, addressing water infrastructure management, and putting all kinds of restrictions on everything you can imagine, from what colors a house can be painted and where a pool can be built to where cars can and cannot be parked and what kind of holiday decorations can be put out and for how long... I've seen it all.
Much of this is parked offshore and cannot be brought home without incurring tax, giving an extra incentive to spend it.The second area of technology froth is in private markets.
Their three-point advantage at the top of the Premier League is retained, a pristine home record extended and they may actually take heart from the reality that rivals can these days be ground into submission when they cannot be passed off the park.
Use the + symbol to indicate cells where the height is still unknown, but cannot be a park.
A car with a plate that is legally parked cannot be towed.
(The official line from the city's parks department is that alcohol cannot be brought into city parks, though in the summer of 2003, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg suggested that drinking wine at concerts in Central Park was O.K. At Bryant Park on July 7, a security guard said he turned a blind eye to booze on movie nights, "so long as it is covered, like in a bag").
As long as she remains president, Park cannot be charged with any criminal offence except insurrection or treason, but she would lose that immunity upon leaving office.
On October 3rd the Supreme Court ruled that a park cannot be used as an address all but preventing the homeless from obtaining public medical treatment, applying for a job or voting.The government's response was to spend.
