Sentence examples for cannot say that a from inspiring English sources

Without it, he said, "we cannot say that a second war will not come.

10 We cannot say that a difference in treatment of the taxpayers deriving income from these different sources is per se a prohibited discrimination.

The short of the thing is that we cannot say that a search is illegal or legal because of what it ends in.

So, even in the most traditional terms of political philosophy, you cannot say that a referendum is the embodiment of democracy.

For most of my life I lived without technological inspiration; sadly I cannot say that a single person ever became my tech hero.

We cannot say that a regulation excluding from the conduct of a hospital the devotees of some of the numerous systems or methods of treating diseases authorized to practice in Texas, is unreasonable or arbitrary.

You cannot say that Speed is not a football player, or [Iván] Campo or [Kevin] Nolan or Anelka or Diouf.

We think that a reasonable way to proceed, and we cannot say that an element of a permissible service which constitutes less than one-third the cost of that service is not "incidental". Petitioners raise a procedural objection to the Citicorp order.

A discussant or referee cannot say that an identification assumption is not credible if they cannot figure out what it is and are too embarrassed to ask.

"I cannot say that all, but a number of them maintained contacts with Russian representatives," Mr. Ryabkov said.

"You cannot say that either a more liberal or a more conservative view is unwelcome in this church".