Examples of using Impossible to monitor in English and their translations into Finnish
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It is almost impossible to monitor and call to account the movement of radioactive material.
Legislators should be careful about aiming at compliance with laws which it is virtually impossible to monitor.
So it is impossible to monitor trends, for instance, in the number of visas applications for the purpose of tourism.
It would also interfere with self-employed people' s use of their free time in a way which would be impossible to monitor.
At present, it is impossible to monitor reliably the economic importance of volunteering or its contribution to EU-level policies.
This is unrealistic, once these animals leave the EU borders it is impossible to monitor their treatment.
Unless we have proper measurements then it is impossible to monitor the effectiveness of control programmes or the full extent of the threat from global warming to'future generations.
It is impossible to comply with and when the animals leave the EU it is impossible to monitor them.
The generous derogations in the proposal would have been impossible to monitor given the widespread nature of the hunting over a period of 10 days each year.
In reality this limit has been ignored, partly because, as the Member States acknowledge, it is impossible to monitor.
This report takes a tolerant view of an oligopoly that is almost impossible to monitor, one that is quite contrary to all the practices of the internal market.
In doing so, the committee decided against the Commission's original proposal, which made several exceptions, and also against a labelling scheme,which we believe would prove impossible to monitor.
Given that the Commission does not currently require detailed information on statistics,it is impossible to monitor whether this article is actually being implemented.
The Commission found that the remedies were not viable, impossible to monitor and insufficient to address the serious anticompetitive effects of the merger.
How will tourists come to Greece or, Mr Almunia,how will American tourists go to Spain when it is impossible to monitor the value of the euro?
However, the proposals do not go far enough, because some of them are almost impossible to monitor, for example the proposal that Parliament documents should not be surrendered to outsiders for money.
Without an observer on board, the very important'move away rule' in casethe vessel accidentally encounters an uncharted ecosystem will simply be inoperative as it is impossible to monitor compliance with this rule by VMS.
My view throughout has been that the regulation would be an empty gesture if scope were allowed for such exemptions,as the situation would be quite impossible to monitor and the exemptions would pave the way for continued trade and for the dreadful practices described.
The unbridled increase in scale of the decision-making process in a Europe which should, mark well, consist of very different and very definitely sovereign Member States, is the surest way of reducing democracy andmaking decision-making even less transparent by introducing bureaucracy that is virtually impossible to monitor, something of which there are many examples these days.
I have no option but to reject the final amendment, No 16, as well,as this amendment would make possible derogations from the regulation that would be impossible to monitor, the things termed'force majeure' or'risk to the safety of vessels' being concepts lacking any definition in law.
This inherent conflict of interest is almost impossible to control by regulatory means as the independence of the transmission system operator within an integrated company is impossible to monitor without an excessively burdensome and intrusive regulation.
Such a definition does not allow a clear distinction to be drawn between competitive activity andpublic service activity and renders it impossible both to monitor the actual supply of the public service and to apportion the costs incurred by the undertaking between its commercial activities and its public service activities.