Sentence examples for they cannot fulfil from inspiring English sources
Under contract law, goods sold in a shop or online are an "invitation to treat" rather than an offer to sell, a distinction which protects retailers if they mis-price an item or find they cannot fulfil an order.
For far too long they have sat on the sidelines while callous politicians, in order to get our votes, issue soundbites and commitments they cannot fulfil or have no intention of doing so.
They should reflect the population they serve but, more importantly, they cannot fulfil their mandate without drawing on the broad range of talent and skills that a diverse workforce can offer.
Families in poverty everywhere aspire to a better life: they are invariably ashamed that they cannot fulfil those aspirations and live up to society's expectations; that they cannot afford to be better parents, relatives and friends.
Eviatar said some defence lawyers have begun to question whether the constraints on fulfilling their duties – from what they regard as the illegal snooping to constraints on meetings with their clients, curbs on the evidence they can use and the treatment of the accused – means they cannot fulfil their duties.
As humanists do not believe in any form of higher power they cannot fulfil that prime qualification.
However, in the context of PCSTs, a therapeutic placebo effect may be expected, therefore placebos cannot fulfil the function they identify.
"They have — or they had — great expectations of me, and I cannot fulfil them, so I am very frustrated because of that".
Speaking on Saturday evening, a crestfallen Van Gaal said: "They have - or they had - great expectations of me, and I cannot fulfil them, so I am very frustrated because of that.
Spiralling costs threaten to leave the UK "with two giant floating air bases that cannot fulfil the missions for which they were intended", says the report.
And though PCCs are not supposed to interfere with day-to-day policing, many candidates cannot fulfil their campaign pledges unless they do.Democratic accountability has somehow morphed into political control of a police service that has pursued its duties outside the political arena for almost two centuries.
