英语词汇“example_english_conceivable-circumstance”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

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That is objectionable in virtually every conceivablecircumstance.
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But one thing perfectly certain is that in no conceivablecircumstance can the number proposed be the right number.
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But the fact is that if you have got to make regulations, you must make them fair for any conceivablecircumstance—and that will he difficult.
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This amendment covers every conceivablecircumstance in which one would reasonably wish the court to make an order.
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The figures, therefore, had to be large enough to meet any conceivablecircumstance.
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Some people may think that it is gross exaggeration to say that every conceivablecircumstance is taken into consideration by those committees.
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My answer to that is that we have always recognised that it would not be possible to regulate for every conceivablecircumstance.
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When an absolute duty is imposed, the person on whom it is imposed has to cover every conceivable circumstance—such as earthquake or some form of nuclear attack.
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It must be obvious that no level of coal stocks could guarantee full supplies to every part of the country in every conceivablecircumstance of bad weather.
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I say almost every conceivablecircumstance advisedly.
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A balance must be struck between making the system reasonably simple and understandable—by limiting the number of criteria—and including ever more criteria to take account of every conceivablecircumstance.
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That is a conceivablecircumstance.
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Well-drafted contracts usually attempt to spell out in explicit detail what each counterparty's rights and obligations are in every conceivablecircumstance, though there are of course limits.
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It is a characterisation of what language users do when faced with any of a huge variety of conceivable circumstances, not of some abstract notion of communication in idealised circumstances.
But if her husband is insured, it is possible, under conceivable circumstances, she may be deprived of the maternity benefit.
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No, he gets £25, and under no conceivable circumstances can he ever get any more.
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The new terms were less favourable to the railway companies in almost any conceivable circumstances which could be imagined either then or since.
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In no conceivable circumstances will these men come out for six months.
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