Examples of using To make it possible in English and their translations into Czech
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We just have to make it possible.
To make it possible. It was you who helped me to come this far.
We just have to make it possible.
I want to take a moment andthank you for all that you have done to make it possible.
And he tried to make it possible by training a camera on me at all times.
He had to kill her to make it possible.
I need to make it possible for the sisters to talk… without pride getting in the way.
They even had to change their own laws to make it possible.
The Buyer shall not be entitled to make it possible for a third person to use his user account.
Your acquaintances andfriends have asked me to make it possible.
Steps must be taken immediately to make it possible for humanitarian organisations to function.
To make it possible, a vaporizer must deliver enough heat to the herbs placed inside the chamber.
You have to really believe it to make it possible.
You have to really believe it to make it possible.
This means tax cuts in order to make it possible for there to be demand from European households for the products that are produced here.
The PVV also takes the view that marines should be present on merchant ships to make it possible to resist direct attacks by pirates.
We need to make it possible to get aid in events like chemical spillages, explosions, industrial fires or accidents at nuclear power stations.
We hope you will take immediate andfirm action to make it possible, and we welcome the commitment you made this morning.
When we hear that 56 000 Europeans are currently waiting for a matching organ in order to be able to have a reasonable or a high quality of life, or even simply to survive, it is clear that we urgentlyneed to harmonise and improve the standards and to make it possible for recipients to access organs from throughout Europe.
The aim is not to call into question workers' acquired rights, but to make it possible to protect the existing balances within certain Member States.
Using technology to make it possible for students to use their own skills to that they can produce or direct the workshop implementation themselves.
The reader is shown what Bruno Gröning took upon himself to make the path to God free for all humankind, and to make it possible for suffering human beings to go on living.
The purpose of this clause is to make it possible to suspend or reapply tariffs if it is believed that trade liberalisation has seriously damaged our industrial system.
Its purpose is to help mobilise funds for the neighbourhood policy over and above our normal budget,primarily to make it possible to fund the large-scale projects in areas such as energy and transport.
In view of this, it is a good solution to make it possible for Member States to achieve environmental objectives by establishing transitional national plans, enabling the temporary application of higher emission limits.
The growing concern for CO2 emissions andclimate change has created an urgent need for rapid development to make it possible for electric vehicles to be a valid alternative to those currently in use.
The aim of the Commission proposal is to make it possible for Member States to launch programmes cofinanced by the European Union in third countries- as described by the rapporteur- because today this possibility only exists for the internal market.
Since the Rose Revolution, numerous reforms have been carried out in Georgia aimed at liberalising anddemocratising the system in such a way as to make it more attractive to business, and to make it possible for a free-market economy and a democratic society to be established.