"non-existent" in Spanish

The chances of them getting their money after they have been deported are non-existent.

The capacity of governments for confronting this crisis is totally non-existent.

For differentiating between " existent/non-existent " or " true/false ".

The so far non-existent military capacity must therefore be developed as a matter of urgency.

That was the traditional remedy for controlling non-existent inflation.

However, in many countries, this respect is weak or non-existent.

I understand that blood transfusion stocks are now almost non-existent.

We need action that will restore and strengthen confidence, which is currently non-existent.

The whitewashing of dangers does not mean that they are non-existent, much less that they have been averted.

Therefore, the proposal cannot possibly harmonise national systems, because they are non-existent.

European standards for lorries and cars are either non-existent or far too weak.

Yes, there is room for improvement, but the problem in the area at stake here is simply non-existent.

Yes, there is room for improvement, but the problem in the area at stake here is simply non-existent.

You will have promoted tax evasion outside the Community and internal tax revenue will be non-existent.

You constantly refer to Belgium as a non-existent nation.

An entity that does not have a name and has not been defined has no identity, and as such that entity is considered non-existent.

Freedom of religion is in fact virtually non-existent.

This is already forgotten, passé, non-existent!

As I mentioned, this crisis was very short and some speakers referred to it as a mini- or even non-existent crisis.

This evening, I should like to consider the limits to the Commissioner's urge for liberalisation, which appear to be non-existent.