Examples of using Technically impossible in English and their translations into Hungarian
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That's technically impossible.
Even if we wanted to, it is technically impossible.
It's technically impossible.”.
Moving the monuments was technically impossible.
It's technically impossible to be rude to that man.
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First because it's technically impossible.
It is technically impossible to build a plant with 100% security.
That control is now technically impossible.
I do not offer online education to more persons at a time-it is for the time being technically impossible.
Isn't that technically impossible?
Direct measurement of ORP is therefore technically impossible.
(1) It has proved technically impossible in the case of virtually all tractors without cabs to meet the expiry date for the transitional period laid down by Commission Decision 96/627/EC(3).
That's when an egineer says it's technically impossible.
For confirmation, unless technically impossible, it is recommended to use alternative procedures whereby the constituent that was the residue in the standard method is dissolved out first.
There is nothing here that is technically impossible.”.
And/ or( ii) in the case of all participants: it was technically impossible to have recourse to the money market or such refinancing was impossible on other, objectively reasonable grounds.
Many experts argue that this is technically impossible.
The proposal requires consent even for the processing of anonymous data,which is totally illogical and technically impossible.
There's really nothing that is technically impossible to this'".
Although, even if the government of the Arab Emirates wanted tocharge a fee for viewing this show, it would be technically impossible.
One notable example is ransomware,which steals your data and makes it technically impossible to access unless you pay the thieves in a way that makes it very unlikely to ever identify them.
Solitude, the very condition whichsustained the individual against and beyond his society, has become technically impossible.
(4) The Regulator shall notify the European Commission of cases where it would be technically impossible or require a disproportionate economic effort to fulfil the requirements of Regulations 8, 10 and 11.
Patients in whom neoplastic lesions of the gallbladder is found on palpation of the body or during surgery, are considered incurable,and to remove this cancer becomes technically impossible task.
Old Soviet-design nuclear reactors were active in the territories of the countries in question,and these have proved technically impossible to modernise to meet currently required international safety standards.
In the vast majority of cases, it will not only be impossible to distinguish commercial transactions from non-commercial transactions, but also,often, technically impossible to identify the payer.
For example, Slovak Deputy Minister of CultureStanislavs Panis claimed in 1992 that it was“technically impossible” for the Nazis to murder six million Jews in camps and that Auschwitz was an“invention” of the Jews to extort compensation from Germany.
The numbering system hasbeen changed three times to make any comparison technically impossible before the signing.
(e) an interruption of a series of services due to action intended to affect these services,which makes it practically and/or technically impossible for the air carrier to carry out operations as planned.
Interruption of air services due to action intended toaffect these services which makes it practically and/or technically impossible for the air carrier to carry out operations as planned;