Example sentences of "therefore can not [verb] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The most common type of LPG gas is butane , but it does not vaporise — so therefore can not burn — at temperatures below about 4°C . |
| 2 | will continue to evolve in the future , and therefore can not exist in its current form forever |
| 3 | I therefore can not tell you how annoyed I was to read Ken Pringle 's article ‘ Gender politics ’ ( 4 March ) . |
| 4 | I have made mention elsewhere of the sense that warns us of impending danger , and will not labour the subject further beyond stating that this sense is a very real one and that I do not know , and therefore can not explain , what brings it into operation . |
| 5 | Compensation for the loss of goodwill payments may be offered inter alia by : ( 1 ) consultancy arrangements , which guarantee the outgoing partner an income in return for a reduced work load , but do not survive his death and therefore can not benefit his dependants ; ( 2 ) annuities for himself and his family payable out of the firm 's profits , which are fiscally unattractive and can place undue strain on the firm 's finances ; and ( 3 ) guaranteeing the partner nearing retirement a generous level of income overriding , in a bad year , his strict entitlement under the agreed profit sharing ratios ; but the reluctance of younger partners to accept such arrangement may easily be imagined . |
| 6 | Someone hiring goods under a hire-purchase agreement is not a ‘ buyer ’ and therefore can not pass good title under either the Factors Act , section 9 or the Sale o Act , section 25 . |
| 7 | In the modern individual such a clearly defined and providential maternal version of the superego does not appear to emerge in quite the same way during and after the oral period , almost certainly because in individual history , unlike that of the culture , the oral period does not follow Oedipal resolution and therefore can not build on an already-existing superego . |
| 8 | We therefore can not comment on the use of supplemental oxygen in these patients . |
| 9 | We therefore can not comment . |
| 10 | Sometimes it can be difficult to decide whether a statement relates only to the future and therefore can not infringe section 14 or whether on the other hand it relates partly or entirely to some past or present fact . |
| 11 | Another claim is that a certain State has not become a party to a treaty , and therefore can not share in the distribution of values projected by it . |
| 12 | They therefore can not know the relative efficiency of different forms of work organisation , and these may in fact not have very much influence on levels of efficiency . |
| 13 | The United Kingdom therefore can not argue on the basis of the fact that article 7 can only apply to discrimination between ships if they are of different ‘ nationalities ’ in order to justify differences in treatment between natural or legal persons of different nationalities . |
| 14 | The cannon therefore can not fire either this turn or the next turn . |
| 15 | He knows that we are often very unsure what is the will of God , and therefore can not pray with clarity and confidence about it . |
| 16 | I therefore can not find that in this respect the procedure adopted by the Secretary of State was challengeable in any way . |
| 17 | Scalar polynomial curvature singularities therefore can not occur . |
| 18 | However , in the solar pond the lower levels of water are more saline and heavier and therefore can not rise . |
| 19 | But in a stressed state , and especially if one is playing helpless , one can not see clearly what the opportunities and risks actually are , and one therefore can not act with discernment and intelligence . |
| 20 | I therefore can not submit the hon. Gentleman 's application to the House . |
| 21 | I therefore can not submit his application to the House today . |
| 22 | You are not an associated user for the DC(s) on the specified package and therefore can not submit the package for approval ( using option 1.5.1 ) or prepare the approval listings ( using option 1.5.2 ) . |
| 23 | I therefore can not accept the hon. Gentleman 's opening proposition . |
| 24 | The difficulties in which Althusser subsequently became enmeshed were the result of his ignoring Canguilhem 's warning that although the history of science takes science for its object , it is not itself a science , and therefore can not claim to be value-free ( or , in Marxist terms , non-ideological ) . |