Примеры использования Be impractical на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, to provide a forum with what could amount to an unstructured mandate could be impractical.
This can be impractical for very large databases or for images that are generated automatically, e.g. those from surveillance cameras.
As well as being undesirable,the United Kingdom thinks it would be impractical given the diverse membership of the UN/ECE.
When there is an urgent need for ensuring continuity in the provision of the service andengaging in a competitive selection procedure would therefore be impractical;
Sampling toxic or long reactions, or reactions for Design of Experiments(DoE) studies,can be impractical and cumbersome, leading to blind spots in data.
Dispersed systems may be impractical in countries, or regions within countries, of rapidly growing power demand, but could be used as supplemental power sources.
Requiring members to have certain educational or even legal qualifications is a feature of some election systems,but may be impractical as a rule for commissions at all levels.
Although it may be impractical and costly for full translation services to be provided at informal and intersessional meetings, Australia encourages the provision of such services by the Secretariat wherever possible.
The economic basis for mandating recovery of ozone-depleting substances from banks, he said, was often questionable, andsome recovery from banks might be impractical.
The annual recalculation of the scale would not only be impractical, but would also directly contravene rule 160 of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly, and would also lead to instability in the scale methodology.
The issue of charge time can be resolved by swapping discharged batteries with charged ones; however,this incurs additional hardware costs and may be impractical for larger batteries.
However, it should be recognized that charging programme support costs to smaller trust funds may be impractical, since the costs of staffing and other administrative expenses would be disproportionate to the financial resources of these trust funds.
Establish a system of periodic reporting to cover changes, if any, in the nature, scope, andcontent of the practical experience provided to the prospective professional accountant in cases where it may be impractical to visit all approved employers.
When there is an urgent need for ensuring immediate provision of the service, andengaging in a selection procedure would therefore be impractical, provided that the circumstances giving rise to the urgency were neither foreseeable by the awarding authority nor the result of dilatory conduct on its part;
Noting that this recommendation is directed at governing bodies, agencies commented that it presented several challenges and would require a high degree of coordination among agencies with independent and differing governance structures andtherefore on the surface might be impractical to implement.
There is an urgent need for the goods, construction or services, and engaging in tendering proceedings orany other method of procurement would therefore be impractical, provided that the circumstances giving rise to the urgency were neither foreseeable by the procuring entity nor the result of dilatory conduct on its part;
One member, echoed by another,suggested that using three decimal places might be impractical given that many countries permitted limited amounts of substances to be imported for personal use and that such imports might leave a party in non-compliance if three decimal places were used.
There is an urgent need for the subject matter of the procurement, andengaging in open tendering proceedings or any other competitive method of procurement because of the time involved in using those methods would therefore be impractical, provided that the circumstances giving rise to the urgency were neither foreseeable by the procuring entity nor the result of dilatory conduct on its part;
When there is an urgent need for ensuring immediate provision of the service, andengaging in a competitive selection procedure would therefore be impractical, provided that the circumstances giving rise to the urgency were neither foreseeable by the contracting authority nor the result of dilatory conduct on its part.
When there is an urgent need for ensuring continuity in the provision of the service, andengaging in a competitive selection procedure would therefore be impractical, provided that the circumstances giving rise to the urgency were neither foreseeable by the contracting authority nor the result of dilatory conduct on its part;
It's impractical, Booth.
That's impractical.
I know this is impractical but we might have to catch our own food.
The implication is that it is impractical for him to launch any liaison.
This enables calibration without test weights or where use of test weights is impractical.
It's impractical.
Children's room without a bunk bed is impractical and not rational.
Such updating of mankind was impractical and disappeared for the natural reasons.
His theory is impractical, idealism leads to jealousy.
For such projects, the use of recessed luminaires is impractical, it would be appropriate pendant lighting.