Sentence examples for cannot but take from inspiring English sources

Our Paris edition cannot but take note of these changes.

"And one cannot but take this into account.

But worse seems bound to follow: the PBGC puts corporate America's total pension deficit at $450 billion.The Bush administration cannot but take notice.

As for Jant-Bi, its effort to preserve and nourish West African dance cannot but take into account the painful facts of the continent's history.

Apart from one statement, later retracted, Israel has said it will not swap the hostage in Gaza for prisoners, as Hamas is demanding; it cannot but take a similarly fierce line with Hizbullah.

Speaking to overseas Chinese and Chinese Americans on the sidelines of a United Nations summit in New York last night, Wen warned: "The Japanese side has paid no heed to China's numerous serious representations, and so China cannot but take necessary countermeasures.

With that kind of production, the rest of the league cannot help but take notice.

But the grubby hacks of the Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) cannot help but take the Bank's sharp barbs personally.

This is one of those inquiries where police officers cannot help but take some of it home with them.

"When you see what is happening here, you cannot help but take our complaint everywhere," he said.

From Napolitano's statement: Any definitive sentence, and the consequent obligation of applying it, cannot but be taken into account.