Examples of using Is impracticable in English and their translations into Danish
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This may sound like a nice idea, but is impracticable.
That is true; but it is impracticable to carry it into effect!
I agree with the Commission here that this value is pitched too low and is impracticable.
If this is impracticable, she shall do so at the first reasonable opportunity and within the protest time limit.
But Australasian example makes it impossible for opponents to assert that land value taxation is impracticable.
It is impracticable, under the current conditions, to filter the data that will be sent to the US authorities.
Articles which can be filled and for which it is impracticable to estimate the surface area in contact with foodstuffs;
If it is impracticable to comply immediately with the recommendations and rulings, the Member concerned shall have a reasonable period of time in which to do so.
The Regulation imposing the duty shall specify the duty for each supplier, or, if that is impracticable, the supplying country concerned.
Sheet, film or other materials which cannot be filled of for which it is impracticable to estimate the relationship between the surface area of such materials and the quantity of foodstuffs in contact therewith.
Similarly, the call for statistical information to be made public as a solution to public awareness of what affects markets is impracticable and impossible to achieve.
Where the presence of vectors is confirmed but its control is impracticable, pigs and if necessary other domestic animals are not kept on the holding for at least six years.
Just imagine, in 1912, when the legendary Pierre de Coubertin was asked about the possibility of organising Olympic games for women he replied as follows:'This is impracticable, lacking in interest, anti-aesthetic and incorrect.
Sheet, film or other material orarticles which cannot be filled or for which it is impracticable to estimate the relationship between the surface area of such material or article and the quantity of food in contact therewith.
It is completely impracticable, and you have got to realise this is taxpayers' money that is invested in this, and to go out anddo an each resident test on this thing for something of this nature is impracticable, and it would[be] exorbitant in the cost to do that.
If this is impracticable, she shall do so at the first reasonable opportunity and within the protest time limit.(c) The race score for a boat that takes a Scoring Penalty shall be the score she would have received without that penalty, made worse by the number of places stated in the sailing instructions.
But Amendment No 21 in the name of Schulz and d'Ancona,which says that it is impracticable at the moment to talk of harmonization,is a sensible amendment.
If only because the Community budget is so relatively very small there is no such mechanism in operation on any significant scaleas between member countries, and this ie an important reason why in present circumstances monetary union is impracticable.
The Regulation imposing the duty shall specify the duty for each supplier or, if that is impracticable, and in general where Article 2(7)(a) applies, the supplying country concerned.
Where immediate withdrawal of the incompatible measure is impracticable, the DSU envisages, in Article 3(7), that the member harmed may be granted compensation or may be authorised to suspend the application of concessions or other obligations on an interim basis pending the withdrawal of the incompatible measure see Portugal v Council, cited… above, paragraph 37.
Although the Commission, and I think I have made this clear,does not agree with those who think that providing this information is impracticable, pointless or prohibitively expensive, I cannot say that a system without this kind of provision is out of the question.
But the people who set their faces against its carrying out say, virtually:“Oh, yes!that is true; but it is impracticable to carry it into effect!” Just think of what this means. This is God's world, and yet such people say that it is a world in which God's justice, God's will, cannot be carried into effect.
Governing the Settlement of Disputes(Annex 2 to the WTO), to secure the withdrawal of the measures in question if they are found tobe inconsistent with the WTO rules, that understanding provides that where the immediate with drawal of the measures is impracticable compensation may be granted on an interim basis pending the withdrawal of the inconsistent measure.
So far the Directive does not comprise medical equipment, measuring and control equipment and major industrial equipment, anda large number of exemptions have furthermore been granted for applications where substitution is impracticable, or where the negative environmental or health impacts caused by substitution are likely to outweigh the benefits thereof. However, on 16 December 2008, the Commission submitted a proposal to the member states for a recast of the Directive to include medical equipment as well as measuring and control equipment.
So far the Directive does not comprise medical equipment, measuring and control equipment and major industrial equipment, anda large number of exemptions have furthermore been granted for applications where substitution is impracticable, or where the negative environmental or health impacts caused by substitution are likely to outweigh the benefits thereof.
The task of dissolving the marriage was impracticable.
That would be dubious consumer protection and, what is more,it would surely be impracticable.
Under these circumstances, it was considered that a price undertaking was impracticable and could not be accepted.
It is a pity that the report, in attempting to solve the problem,chooses a path which will either be impracticable or not achieve the target.
If you ask me,I never liked the new bookmarks manager as it looked fancy but was impracticable in my opinion.