We cannot let this continue.

This is an opportunity that we cannot afford to miss.

We cannot ignore high unemployment.

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We dare not let this happen.

We can t save cyberspace by destroying its openness.

The problem should not be dismissed as a mere settling of old scores.

Afghans themselves are not solely to blame for this state of affairs.

Military action cannot be considered the only variable of success.

The fight for democracy cannot be selective.

We cannot give up on anybody.

Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first Prime Minister, aptly stated Above all, we have to participate in the growing structure of a world order.

We must not allow this catastrophic scenario to become a foregone conclusion.

We cannot merely rely on regulators to do the right thing.

There can be no mistaking the Chinese leadership s core message nowadays.

At this critical moment, we can t allow this to fade away.

Finally, Bush cannot be given a pass on the Iraq war and its economic consequences.

But when rebuilding starts, rural areas must not be overlooked.

In these circumstances, policy inertia is not an option.

and set forth customs which it is not lawful for us to accept or to observe, being Romans.

And teach customs, which are not lawful for us to receive, neither to observe, being Romans.

Individual derivatives and repo transactions are hardly nefarious.

Neither can be ignored if robust recovery is to be achieved.

If we vacate this space, we have only ourselves to blame for the outcome.

We can ill afford to keep getting it wrong.

And he cannot be free to make those attacks more lethal by using his airpower.

As a result, the continued openness of industrial country markets cannot be taken for granted.

We all want justice, but that justice should not come at the cost of our humanity.

So we would add no safe havens for proceeds from corruption.

Despite the real political difficulties, we cannot let crimes against humanity go unpunished.

We can t live forever in the past, magnificent as its relics may be.

Tearing up the social contract is something that should not be done lightly.

No one can be expected to join negotiations aimed at his or her own political demise.

He should be criticized, even ridiculed, but not jailed.

Social exclusion and personalized power through wealth are always unacceptable.

We don t say that most people imprisoned for life committed a crime worthy of that sentence.

Corruption therefore cannot be the unique factor that holds Africa back.

But we cannot be complacent that the forces of national egoism will remain in check.

We Europeans cannot afford to turn our backs on our Arab friends along the far shores of mare nostrum.

Owing to the former, the risks to Asia from a European banking crisis cannot be taken lightly.

The US cannot be expected to shoulder the post conflict burdens of peacekeeping alone.

Given past experience, we cannot rely on market reputation to ensure that such ratings will be reliable.

But those problems should not be allowed to obscure the continent s many success stories much less to be defined as Africa s alone.

No state would be required to give up the right to develop its own fuel cycle.

And one cannot exclude the possibility of an Israeli military strike on Iran in the next 12 months.