Examples of using To make it possible in English and their translations into Finnish
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I just want to make it possible.
To make it possible we have collaborated with some authorized delivering companies.
You use it to buy all the things necessary to make it possible to live your everyday life.
And he tried to make it possible by training a camera on me at all times.
With job security and peace of mind. You have begun to make it possible for honest men to work the docks.
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In fact, to make it possible, you should first create a system backup image.
For honest men to work the docks… We have begun to make it possible… with job security and peace of mind.
To make it possible we have collaborated with some authorized delivering companies.
Martela Oyj is bringing a Workplace as a Service-model to the market,the aim of which is to make it possible for companies to acquire and maintain work environments in a new way.
We have begun to make it possible for honest men to work the docks with job security and peace of mind.
The aim is not to call into question workers' acquired rights, but to make it possible to protect the existing balances within certain Member States.
This is needed to make it possible to present evidence before a court and to be able to prosecute and examine suspected cheats and frauds.
On the contrary, we should use our energy and funds to make it possible for all the applicant countries to achieve membership.
Although the improvement in the legislation in this field has, generally speaking, been a success,it is urgent that we create the appropriate environment to make it possible for the legislative reforms to be applied.
I call on the Member States to make it possible to implement minimum criteria for integration in Europe.
Our aim should be to put Europe's money where its mouth is, to invest money in high-voltage solar thermal power generation andpolitical capital in the human relations across the Mediterranean Sea to make it possible.
Transnational strategies are intended to make it possible for disadvantaged groups to have access to jobs.
The intention is simply to make it possible for small-volume manufacturers, after 1 January 2013, to be given type-approval for vehicles operating in accordance with the old regime.
What are being exposed at the moment are shortcomings in the European Union's rules,since they are intended to make it possible for activities of this kind to be carried out across national borders.
A few days ago, Mr Akhmed Zakayev, the deputy prime minister of the Chechen Government, was arrested in Copenhagen, where he is still being detained,and all attempts to make it possible for Ilias Akhmadov, the Chechen Minister for Foreign Affairs, to return to the European Union from the United States are being blocked.
This document is intended to make it possible to access communications after the event, thus restricting fundamental rights retrospectively.
For the above reasons, those of us from Andalusia ask this Parliament, and its President, far beyond the bilateral diplomatic interests of the Member States,to carry out the appropriate consultations and negotiations to make it possible to immediately transfer this submarine to bases that have sufficient security conditions to repair it and thus to put an end to the public alarm that has been created.
Well, we better find a way to make it possible because the next time someone starts shooting we won't be able to stop it. .
The purpose of this item is to make it possible to introduce the euro as a currency without Swedish legislation's having been amended, that is to say before the elections to the Swedish Parliament in 2006.
We have generally followed her line because she wishes to make it possible for the Member States to retain their reduced rates of VAT.
In other words, it wants to make it possible for anyone in possession of a document showing that he is legally resident in a Member State to move freely in the Schengen area for short periods of no more than three months in any half year.