Esimerkkejä Impossible to take käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Impossible to take on a second.
The truth almost impossible to take.
It is impossible to take a bearing on 3105 on your voice.
It's gonna be next to impossible to take that van down.
It is impossible to take a bearing on 3105 on your voice.
I should have realised that it would be impossible to take an object from one world into another.
It's impossible to take the supplies to Imphal front in this deluge.
When they descend so low that it would be impossible to take the next step, the game will end.
It is impossible to take a vote on nothing!
Despite the overall positive picture, in some cases it is impossible to take“Neurovitan”.
But it is impossible to take the flower room for a walk or a hike.
A prescriptive instrument would have been the wrong avenue, making it impossible to take into account the regional dimension.
It is impossible to take diuretics yourself without a doctor's prescription during this period.
One must always remember that with such phenomena it is impossible to take any medications independently without prescribing a doctor.
Who should not take the drug Despite the overall positive picture, in some cases it is impossible to take"Neurovitan.
Without education, it is impossible to take an active role in society.
This responsibility must be clearly defined because, without responsibility on the partof the flag state, it will be impossible to take this package forward.
The lactose content makes it impossible to take Ravel CP in case of personal lactose intolerance;
No one thought that from overheating, a woman in labor could open up bleeding,it was believed that a bath is a guarantee of health and it is impossible to take off from it.
It is impossible to cure the disease,it is also impossible to take antihypertensive drugs on a continuous basis.
In case of delay,the carrier is liable for damages unless it took all reasonable measures to avoid it or it was impossible to take such measures.
Of course, I explain to children that it is impossible to take other people's things, but this spray definitely saves us.
In case of Passenger delay,Finnair is liable for Damage unless it took all reasonable measures to avoid the damage or it was impossible to take such measures.
Rather, I am stating it is clearly impossible to take account only of the point of view of ministers responsible for home affairs in as complex and global an issue as immigration.
In case of passenger delay,the air carrier is liable for damage unless it took all reasonable measures to avoid the damage or it was impossible to take such measures.
We place a great value on this process,since it is impossible to take up a position or to find a flexible solution for a change of this magnitude without genuine democratic debate.
In Kerpen& Kerpen, for example, which concerned an agreement between a French producer and a German distributor covering more than 10% of exports of cement from France to Germany, amounting in total to 350 000 tonnes per year,the Court of Justice held that it was impossible to take the view that such an agreement was not capable of(appreciably) affecting trade between Member States(43). 66.
This amendment would institutionalise the publication arrangements and make it impossible to take into account technological changes which could, in future, make it more appropriate to publish notices by other means.
However, as the Court of First Instance rightly pointed out at paragraphs 99 to 101 of the judgment under appeal, a system of correction coefficients, by its very nature, cannot ensure absolutely equal treatment for former officials,since it is clearly impossible to take account of the cost of living and its variations in all areas of the various Member States in which pensioners may establish their residence and to apply a specific correction coefficient to each of those areas.
Consequently, the Commission's criticism that the application of such conditions makes it impossible to take into account exceptional circumstances, such as the death of a calf shortly after its birth, appears to be unfounded.