Sentence examples for they cannot begin from inspiring English sources

They cannot begin to cope.

Although applicants may apply simultaneously to both schools, they cannot begin both programs simultaneously.

This means that they cannot begin communication with children under the age of 13 without parental consent.

Students must be aware that they cannot begin an articling term until they have received their NCA exam results, which can take 10-12 weeks to arrive.

Aid groups and international donors have begun to provide food and seeds, but United Nations officials said they cannot begin to meet the need.

Those disparities are real, but they cannot begin to account for the caprice and the disdain for core sentencing law and policy that Ellis's sentence reflected.

Unless we view events like 9/11 and Beslan through the lens of moral clarity that they merit, we cannot begin to define these values.

In a statement to the court, they said: "We cannot begin to contemplate that one of our children should die to enable the other one to survive.

On a measure as highly charged as this, they say, negotiations cannot begin until meaningful budget talks are under way, and budget talks at the moment are at a standstill.

Because the patterns are undetectable, you don't know in advance what they are and you cannot begin your computer-aided search (called text-mining) in a motivated — that is, interpretively directed — way.

In spite of Rachel's steadfast support and the enthusiasm of black fans, Robinson is surrounded by hostility and by people who, even if they are on his side, cannot begin to understand his experience.