Sentence examples for that cannot be set from inspiring English sources

In fact, as employees become ever more differentiated, pay may go the same way as prices: something that cannot be set centrally or uniformly, either by governments or big companies, but has to be flexible, differentiated and sensitive to local conditions.

Dynamic Automation Systems, a spin-off firm affiliated with CSIRO, now has two autonomous LHDs running in commercial mines.Everybody's saying itMachines that cannot be set to automatic and left to get on with it need, however, to be told what to do.

Samsung's otherwise very good $865 17-inch SyncMaster 170T has a single pivot on a tall stand that cannot be set as low as I prefer.

"However, we are concerned that associated portals and dual carriageways could have a highly adverse impact on other parts of the World Heritage landscape that cannot be set aside, however great the benefits of a tunnel".

Perhaps we are able to reexamine some attachments, but the problem for liberalism arises if there are others so fundamental to our identity that they cannot be set aside, and that any attempt to do so will result in serious and perhaps irreparable psychological damage.

In its opinion on the BMD, the EFSA (2009a) argued that the BMR should ideally represent an effect size that is negligible or nonadverse, with the practical constraint that the BMR cannot be set at levels that are so low (or high) that estimation of the BMD requires extrapolation beyond the range of the experimental data, in which case the result may be highly model dependent.

In the case of "Out of the Shadow," the name of the novel wasn't even retained, so that the argument cannot be set up that Paramount was paying for the advertised value of the name.

We readily concede that withdrawal deadlines cannot be set in cement without regard to protecting the progress that has already been made.

The probability that the detection result is smaller than λ1 − Δ is so large that P f cannot be set large (e.g., P f  = 0.5).

The probability that the detection result is larger than λ1 + Δ is so large that P f cannot be set small (e.g., P f  = 0.01).

One limitation is that the trusts cannot be set up by people who are already insolvent.