Examples of using Impossible in practice in English and their translations into Dutch
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No, that's almost impossible in practice.
This makes the interoperability of the European rail systems almost impossible in practice.
It has proved almost impossible in practice that something like this could happen.
The wording of a single policy that could be marketed on the same terms in  different European markets has proved impossible in practice.
Failing this, it is virtually impossible in practice to put the pricing principles to the test.
Sweden, together with other neutral countries are not members of the WEU which must make integration of these two independent organisations impossible in practice.
What is more, it is virtually impossible in practice to control the working time of this group of people.
stateless persons simultaneously request international protection which makes it impossible in practice to conclude the procedure within the six-month time-limit;
It would be virtually impossible in practice to distinguish between products of domestic origin
Otherwise access to the review procedure would be rendered impossible in practice or at any rate excessively difficult.
Consequently it has been impossible, in practice, for undertakings to comply with the Regulation,
since in  this present world most types are impossible in practice, only those that help Dhyana have to be adopted.
the Court of Auditor's task will continue to be impossible in practice.
Liberalisation of the market makes it impossible in practice to finance new investment by means of long-term supply contracts.
Impossible in practice to recover the sums improperly granted or be discriminatory in  relation to comparable cases which are governed solely by national legislation.
The Commission considers- in  the EESC's view rightly- that it is virtually impossible in practice to establish, in  a single all-embracing operation,
between Member States will lead to such divisions that a legal trial would be impossible in practice or in  any case would not give a result.
Unlimited disk space is also a relative concept, because it is impossible in practice that every user of the free hosting service has unlimited disk space- the provider would have to set up data centres crammed with servers.
certain obligations made it impossible in practice- I refer to hanging upside down
In view of the above, it is therefore impossible in practice to establish, in  a single all-embracing operation, security rules and measures for the
made the application of this inadmissibility ground impossible in practice and incompatible with the rules on subsequent applications it was meant to serve.
that they do not render the exercise of rights conferred by Community law impossible in practice.
Many economic textbooks, in  which"nominal reduction of salary costs" is considered to be impossible in practice, have to be rewritten,
Finally, the Finnish Government submits that a need for the parties to the main proceedings to have pleaded misinterpretation of Community law before the national court could render the exercise of rights conferred by Community law impossible in practice and thus run counter to the principle of effectiveness.
the need to speed up the clearance process have rendered this approach impossible in practice, so that simplified procedures(such as local clearance) are largely used
that they do not render the exercise of rights conferred by Community law impossible in practice.
rigid one would actually make participation impossible in practice, while in  any case it must keep to the limits laid down in  the said article 128.
European Communities contends that, by maintaining in  force that law, which makes it impossible in practice for pharmacies established in  other Member States to supply medicinal products to a hospital in  Germany, the Federal Republic of Germany has failed to fulfil its obligations under Articles 28 EC and 30 EC.
it is impossible in practice to know exactly what quantity of marketable alcohol is contained in  certain storage vats.
which makes it impossible in practice for the determining authority to conduct timely interviews on the substance of an application,