Examples of using Possible to compare in English and their translations into Finnish
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Once that was done, then it was possible to compare.
It is not possible to compare the effectiveness of Member States on the basis of this report.
When both domestic and cross-border offers were found,it was possible to compare them, all delivery charges and costs included.
It must be possible to compare the work undertaken by a woman caring for the elderly with that of a builder.
They should present the results of price monitoring to the public in a manner making it possible to compare prices and basic conditions of available offers.
For some regions, it is possible to compare premature deaths from cardiovascular and respiratory diseases to air pollution levels.
Through versatile data from a fleet management system and its analysis,it is possible to compare and manage driver behaviour and fuel consumption in the fleet.
It was possible to compare the features of the first part with the features of the game ice age 3, and many other episodes.
All new proposals should be presented in their legal context,so that it is possible to compare proposals for new legislation with the existing legislation.
We have endeavoured as far as possible to compare data on the MPC with those on EU Member States, adding a brief reference to the central and eastern European countries CEEC.
However, the study also remarks that“the variety in national penalty regimes is so large that it is not possible to compare penalties through all Member States”.
As regards the first source it is not possible to compare absolute and relative numbers between Member States because of the many differences between Member States in legislation and the different ways official crime statistics are produced.
The Committee feels that, in building a database, care must be taken to ensure that the public is provided with reliable data which makes it possible to compare air transport services on offer.
In course of the authorisation or renewal of biocidal product authorisations,it should be possible to compare two or more biocidal products with regard to risks posed by them and benefits accrued through their use.
Where it has been possible to compare the results of prevalence studies carried out 7-10 years ago(when on-line gambling was less popular) with the results of studies carried out more recently, the gambling addiction prevalence rate remained steady73.
The Member States feel that the seminars really did contribute to betterapplication of Community legislation, since they made it possible to compare the way different Member States handle specific customs issues average score 3.29.
This information made it possible to compare the state of play of HEPA policy implementation between EU Member States and facilitated the exchange of good practice, providing inspiration for those countries that are in the process of developing or modifying their national strategies and policies.
The committee did receive from the Commission, however, an undertaking to producethis information for the year 2000, after which it will be possible to compare the market return the Commission received on investments with possible earnings received via other channels.
Energy certification of buildings is possible to compare the energy requirements of buildings, encourage investments in new and innovative concepts and technologies, the use of alternative energy supply systems in buildings, and contributes to the overall reduction of energy consumption and environmental protection.
Benchmarking differentiated according to the firms, sectors or localities with which a comparison is made: for example, for some industrial sectors it will be done in comparison with the main global competitors; for localities,it will make it possible to compare differing situations inside and outside the European Union.
The shift to learning outcomes introduces a common language making it possible to compare qualifications according to their content and profile and not according to methods and processes of delivery.
As my second point, I should like to note here that, due to a proposal from the committee,it is not possible to compare fingerprints with those of applicants who have made applications in their own countries, even though this would show us that only a small proportion of the applicants are actually suitable candidates for asylum.