Examples of using It not be possible in English and their translations into Finnish
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Would it not be possible…?
Discovered this city, as you discovered Atlantis? Might it not be possible that these people merely.
Would it not be possible to extend reform over a longer period?
Pluto, the little planet that is farthest from the sun, why should it not be possible to go there?
Should it not be possible for young women to eat ordinary food?
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The Commission should consider to present a proposal for relevant legislation, should it not be possible to conclude such a voluntary agreement.
Would it not be possible for the Commission to develop a uniform model for all the agencies?
I would put the following question to the Commissioner: would it not be possible to use this option, this method, for providing a solution to the legal status of minorities?
Would it not be possible simply to support this pipeline with European Union funds, in order to improve the Union's energy security?
Our question is this: would it not be possible to produce some kind of recommendation on how contracts should be concluded with these homes?
Might it not be possible to give the Croatian Government some practical help with this?
I have a small and perhaps naive supplementary question: would it not be possible then for either the Commission or perhaps even Parliament's Committee on Women's Rights and Equal Opportunities to invite one or other of these women to visit us and describe to us what is actually happening there?
Might it not be possible that these people merely discovered this city as you discovered Atlantis?
Would it not be possible to extend the exception for duty-free sales to the whole of the Baltic?
Should it not be possible to reach it- well, we will just have to continue to talk.
Might it not be possible that these people merely discovered this city… as you discovered Atlantis?
Why should it not be possible to have specially trained and qualified persons in such institutions work?
Would it not be possible to use any agricultural appropriations that are not spent during the year?
Would it not be possible for the EU, as a community within the Council of Europe and the OSCE, to press for new initiatives for direct action in Chechnya?
Should it not be possible to delete data in individual cases, the relevant personal data are flagged to restrict their further processing.
Would it not be possible to ensure that the cleaning staff do not carry out their work at a time which is the peak time for the Members of Parliament?
Now, why would it not be possible to combine with this miscellaneous program(which ought by all means to be kept up) something more akin to university models?
Would it not be possible to start by making adjustments to the current VAT systems, so that harmonisation systems can be implemented more efficiently at European level?
Secondly, would it not be possible to update the 1958 list, which sets out the derogations relatively clearly but is now out of date?
Would it not be possible to propose solutions in the frontier zone between Gaza and Egypt on similar lines to the proposal on installing desalination and energy generation plants?
Would it not be possible to find a solution in another country in order to move that mirror site to one that contains European data, as the'Article 29'Working Group suggested?
Would it not be possible for the Europeans to form a single team, comprising national and European members of Parliament and the Commission, and to present a united front in Buenos Aires?
Would it not be possible to require European tour operators to inform tourists who use their services of the precise identity of the airline they will be travelling with at the time they buy their tickets?
Would it not be possible to incorporate the relevant parts of the Treaty of Nice into the accession treaty and improve them in the process? From this perspective, would not an Irish'no'actually represent something of an opportunity for Europe?
In such a simple matter, would it not be possible to harmonise these rules so that they are interpreted in a uniform way, and that it is not up to the goodwill or otherwise of individual officials?