We also need to assess the quality of these packages.

Once we set goals, we need reliable information systems to assess progress toward achieving them.

We realized that we cannot defeat God on earth , and that we cannot escape Him by fleeing .

We realized that we cannot defeat God on earth , and that we cannot escape Him by fleeing .

So we need to assess national resilience by regularly evaluating critical subsystems within countries.

At that time, we will be able to assess the progress made towards development.

We cannot survive the lifestyle that we desire.

We cannot ignore high unemployment.

We cannot let this continue.

Thus, we cannot accept it.

We cannot fail this time.

We cannot afford to fail.

We cannot afford to fail.

We cannot afford to fail.

We cannot forget that link.

And if we cannot trust our models, we cannot know what policy action to take if we want to make a difference.

We cannot look the other way or act halfheartedly our results cannot wait.

Even today, we know that there are words we cannot use, phrases we cannot say, because if we do so, we might be accosted, jailed, or even killed.

Under such circumstances, we cannot succeed.

We cannot give up on anybody.

We cannot let history repeat itself.

We cannot let that happen again.

How could we govern others when we cannot govern ourselves?

We cannot afford to fail, and we must remain ambitious.

Without information, the Council cannot assess what has been done so far in terms of implementation and what additional measures are needed to improve our common defences against terrorism.

Instructors from abroad cannot enter Gaza. Without the ability to go overseas, we cannot learn.

We cannot wait for that to happen.

We cannot afford to fail in Afghanistan.

We cannot afford to let that happen.

We cannot do that with national debt.

We cannot win unless the moderates win.

We cannot rely on private enterprise alone.

But sometimes we cannot wait for proof.

We cannot afford to settle for less.

In that endeavour, we simply cannot fail.

We cannot afford to let that happen.

We are their debtors. And we cannot repay what we owe to them.

We try to mitigate bad luck, but we cannot eliminate it.

But we cannot be content with incomplete successes and we cannot make do with incremental responses to the shortcomings that have been revealed.

We need to assess what can be achieved at the national level and what EU institutions should do.

Today, we are here also to assess the progress of Bosnia and Herzegovina in cooperation with the ICTY.

We cannot let those dangerous trends continue unchecked.

We cannot expect innovation without paying for it.

We cannot allow things to remain this way.

They are experiencing what we cannot even imagine!