Examples of using Cannot be adequately in English and their translations into Hungarian
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This objective cannot be adequately achieved by the Member States.
Direct costs related to the return of the goods cannot be adequately calculated upfront.
The body cannot be adequately supplied with nutrients if the daily diet is not balanced.
The maintenance of security in the waters off the coast of Somalia cannot be adequately ensured by the Somali authorities.
If hypertension cannot be adequately controlled, treatment with aflibercept should not be initiated.
Applications that generate a large amount of heat often cannot be adequately cooled using just traditional fans.
Where hazards cannot be adequately controlled by these means, workers shall be provided appropriate and well-maintained personal protective equipment.
The environment is one of those goods that cannot be adequately safeguarded or promoted by market forces.
Actions through thematic programmes may also be undertaken independently, including where there is no geographic programme, or where it has been suspended, or where there is no agreement on the action with the partner country concerned,or where the action cannot be adequately addressed by geographic programmes.
The objectives of the proposal cannot be adequately achieved by the Member States.
Any Community intervention should be proportionate andaddressing only the problems which cannot be adequately solved by the MS.
The objectives of the proposal cannot be adequately achieved by the Member States.
As to subsidiarity,the problems outlined above have a clear cross-border dimension and cannot be adequately attained by the Member States alone.
Although the word sushumna cannot be adequately translated into English, it signifies the state of an undisturbed and joyous mind.
The Commission, Council and Parliament should consider, for the new programming period commencing in 2007,how to take into account the principle that if a measure cannot be adequately checked, it should not be the subject of public payment.
The information conveyed by color cannot be adequately presented simply by exposing the value.
The Commission, Council and Parliament should consider, for the new programming period commencing in 2007,how to take into account the principle that if a measure cannot be adequately checked, it should not be the subject of public payment.
The evaluation concluded that‘if a measure cannot be adequately checked, it should not be the subject of public payment' and that‘premia justification must focus on sufficiently controllable measures'.
The reduction in flare-ups and improvement in lung function seen with Cinqaero were considered clinically relevant,particularly for patients who cannot be adequately controlled with high doses of inhaled corticosteroids and another medicine used for the prevention of asthma.
The Commission concluded in its evaluation that,‘if a measure cannot be adequately checked, it should not be the subject of public payment'(see paragraph 31).
This special closeness which comes about in Eucharistic“communion” cannot be adequately understood or fully experienced apart from ecclesial communion.
Any new EU-level quality scheme mustcorrespond to policy needs at EU level that cannot be adequately met by a national or private-sector scheme or other instrument.
As a result,loops of peptides are often formed, which could not be adequately incorporated into the sequence.
If the boy is fond of studying space-the room can be decorated in the appropriate style(which can not be adequately embodied in a small room).
In the case of the implementation of the European PRTR the results of the study,although interesting, can not be adequately applied, since.
Indicators of different societies andeven of the same society on different time intervals can not be adequately compared to each other.
A basic principle ofLao-tse's teaching was that this Way of the Universe could not be adequately described in words, and that it would be insulting both to its unlimited power and to the intelligent human mind to attempt to do so.
That does not mean, however, that the matters at issue in the dispute before the referring court, which, in my view, stem largely from a lack of clarity asto what is meant by‘FRAND terms' and as to the requisite content of such terms, could not be adequately- if not better- resolved in the context of other branches of law or by mechanisms other than the rules of competition law.