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That would render our trace useless.
As such, any reproduction or extraction would render the user liable.
Which would render all the radios useless.
Of course in reality, IR guidance would render that unnecessary.
This would render ENISA a permanent asset for each Member State and the European Union at large.
Finally, a beach sunset so beautiful, it would render anyone speechless.
That would render the use of the simplified revision procedure of Article 48(6) TEU impossible.
If they melted the coins down for the gold, that would render the coins untraceable.
Failure to do this would render unlawful any act this Parliament takes on the basis of a 754-strong Chamber- three over the limit of 751.
I could not have foreseen that exposure to your crew would render my fail-safes inoperative.
The imposition of purely symbolic penalties would render this instrument useless and run counter to the objective of ensuring that directives are transposed within the time limits laid down.
Probably still tinted the cash, butit didn't leave it with the telltale ink marks that would render it unusable.
On the other hand a low threshold would render the initiative more accessible, but less representative.
The marking shall be affixed to an essentialcomponent of the firearm, the destruction of which would render the firearm unusable.
She also assured me that her boundary spell would render you invisible to anyone outside our bloodline.
In this regard, the reference to‘any' information is too wide:the provision of too much information to subscribers would render the provision ineffective.
Germany submits that such a general principle would render the enactment and implementation of Directive 2000/78 superfluous.
While we may not be satisfied, we shall vote in favour of the directives on account of the extremely tight deadlines:exceeding them would render the directives meaningless.
Loyalty to God,if you should come to know him, would render you all the more loyal and faithful in your devotion to a worthy emperor.”.
In higher level programming, machine data types are often hidden orabstracted as an implementation detail that would render code less portable if exposed.
The entry into force of the Hong Kong Convention andits implementation is vital and would render a regional financial instrument redundant since ship-owners will consequently have no choice but to recycle ships in certified facilities.
On 11 May 2004,Socialist Party leader François Hollande announced that he would ask his party to file a draft law which would render such marriages unequivocally legal.
He's riding high off of a meth-and-opiate cocktail that would render him unstable even if he wasn't holding a gun.
The response may have reflected newspaper publishers' fears that radio,to which they had lost some of the advertising revenue that was scarce enough during the Great Depression, would render them obsolete.
In the absence of entry barriers,easy and quick entry would render price increases unprofitable.
In that context, regard should be had to the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights, according to which the admission of statements obtained as a result of torture orof other ill-treatment in breach of Article 3 ECHR as evidence to establish the relevant facts in criminal proceedings would render the proceedings as a whole unfair.
If you need to rent a car in Borovets andyou are looking for a company that would render the service with professional quality- you need to apply to us.
Stoppage of an operation' means a formal prohibition of a ship to continue an operation due to established deficiencies which,individually or together, would render the continued operation hazardous.
It does not mean becoming an appointed imam, though Ali was elected to be the fourth guided caliph, because the Prophet says the truth andthe claim of the Shia would render the first three caliphs in error together with the Emigrants and Supporters who collectively elected one caliph after the other by giving them their allegiance.
In similar vein the government explained that the sale of part of the fleet was not considered as a real alternative as this would render the company incapable of continued operations.