Examples of using To be viable in English and their translations into Finnish
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Therefore, this policy option is not considered to be viable.
When these specimens cease to be viable, they're harvested for their tissue and their vital organs and their corneas and their… skin.
Therefore, this policy option is not considered to be viable.
I need this company to be viable a hundred years from now so I will have a place to come back to when they unfreeze my head.
How do you stabilize those huge molecules that seem to be viable?
If this approach turns out not to be viable, the Community will legislate in order to establish rail freight service indicators.
The antibodies need to be extracted from a live Graboid to be viable.
In other words,it does not seem to us to be viable to maintain those commitments within the framework of the financial perspective, with the cuts that it implies.
Eel production has basically ceased to be viable in Europe.
However in practice the planned joint failed to be viable, as in our days almost all work sites use machine nails with a maximum length of up to 90 mm.
At least one candidate has to be genuine for the test to be viable.
Each pole should in principle have a sufficient critical mass in order to be viable and offer the necessary economies of scale- ranging from 100 000-250 000 m² per pole.
If this heart takes any more than three hours to get here, it's not going to be viable.
Having examined the capacity of this pipeline, we have established that, in order for it to be viable and efficient, it needs 31 billion cubic metres of gas a year.
These are epithelial cells trapped between the glue andthe nail… and they appear to be viable.
The drying process of acai in fluidized bed of inert particles has proven to be viable from the point of view of operating, Since it was possible to obtain good yields, producing a powder with a low moisture content.
Others, however, notably in the business-to-business(B2B) area,have proved to be viable.
If we want this architecture to be viable, it must be a synthesis of all the historical experiences, cultural sensitivities and political traditions of all European regions and all European citizens.
This system has been tested in trialson the Thames and has been shown to be viable.
Latvia, Lithuania andSlovakia are also deemed to be viable market economies and should be ready to join in the medium term, subject to the current reforms being extended.
The idea of mass accretion and the expanding earth theory are not currently considered to be viable by mainstream scientists.
Furthermore, I consider the compromise on product placement to be viable, given that it guarantees independent European producers revenue while protecting consumers from any undue excesses and keeping away from children's programmes.
It is going to go under,as my colleague has mentioned, and cease to be viable if immediate aid is not forthcoming.
Lastly, I would like to say one final word to point out that these public funds are intended to help companies to continue to be viable.
To be viable, any changes should on the one hand respect current achievements and on the other hand offer added value in terms of efficiency, legitimacy, political strategy, cost-effectiveness, and bring forward regulatory harmonisation in a pan-European perspective.
The reciprocal movement must be ensured, and the ECU 100 million claimed by Parliament is the absolute minimum for the programme to be viable and credible.
The EESC believes that it would be counter-productive to keep businesses within the economic fabric artificially by giving them a second chance if the model chosen had proven not to be viable.
Although areas such as research andtechnological development would benefit, to re-establish a formal EU programme on rare diseases would require a substantial level of funding to be viable, therefore this does not appear to be the most efficient approach.
Great care will have to be exercised to ensure that single market rules are respected,in particular if a number of new services are to be viable.
The employees of Qimonda were highly qualified and had high rates of productivity,with nothing to suggest that the company would cease to be viable in such a short space of time.