Examples of using Possible to draw up in English and their translations into Slovak
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It is possible to draw up a will, orders about acquired property, as well as organizing a funeral.
Because of numerous legal complications it is not possible to draw up an unambiguous definition of informal work in the EU.
Sometimes it is possible to draw up an act in the presence of neighbors and ask them to sign if there is a conflict between the apartment owner and the tenant.
With so many different products and players involved, it is not possible to draw up one uniform measure that solves all problems.
At the same time, it is possible to draw up tax deductions for the previous three years, by submitting the relevant income statements and related documents.
In modern conditions, when renting real estate is a good additional source of income,people often wonder if it is possible to draw up a contract for renting non-privatized premises.
In effect, although it is possible to draw up a will oneself, the assistance of a civil law notary is particularly valuable since he is a specialist in the matter.
In modern conditions, when renting real estate is a good additional source of income,people often wonder if it is possible to draw up a contract for renting non-privatized premises.
In such a context, it is possible to draw up at most some general indications,to make sure that the child takes adequate quantities of milk and prevents unpleasant problems both for the mother and the baby.
In modern conditions, when renting a property is good additional source of income,people are often interested in whether it is possible to draw up a contract for renting non-privatized premises.
In order to limit costsconnected with cross-border mergers, it should be possible to draw up a single report for all UCITS involved and the statutory auditor of the merging UCITS and/or the receiving UCITS should be enabled to do so.
Nothwithstanding the provisions of paragraph 3, any operation may be subject to more than one audit, if the audit authority concludes based on its professional judgment,that it is not possible to draw up a valid audit opinion.
As the plan of measures adopted by the Bureau on 30 November 2005 indicates, it is only‘once these measureshave been adopted that it will be possible to draw up the convention governing the respective relations and responsibilities of the Fund and of Parliament as mentioned by the Court of Auditors'.
Accordingly, it must be possible to draw up the technical specifications in terms of functional performance and conditions, and, where reference is made to the European standard or, in the absence thereof, to the national standard, tenders based on equivalent arrangements must be considered by contracting authorities.
Since the distinction between economic and non-economic services depends on political and economic specificities in a given Member State,it is not possible to draw up an exhaustive list of activities that a priori would never be economic.
Accordingly, it must be possible to draw up the technical specifications in terms of functional performance and requirements, and, where reference is made to the European standard or, in the absence thereof, to the national standard, tenders based on equivalent arrangements must be considered by contracting authorities.
We were therefore obliged to postpone the report to ensure that the Regulation on the Statute for a European Company had actually been in force in all theMember States for long enough to make it possible to draw up an indicative report on its application.
Accordingly, it should be possible to draw up the technical specifications in terms of functional performance and requirements and, where reference is made to the European standard or, in the absence thereof, to the national standard, tenders based on other equivalent arrangements which meet the requirements of the contracting entities and are equivalent in terms of safety should be considered by the contracting entities.
Due to different voting rules in the Council stemming from variable geometry pursuant to Protocols 19(on the Schengen acquis), 21(the position of the UK and Ireland in respect of the area of Freedom, Security and Justice) and 22(the position of Denmark, including in relation to Title V, part three of the Treaty)it is not legally possible to draw up one single comprehensive legislative proposal for an Internal Security Fund, despite the coherence of the policy objectives to be addressed.
Accordingly, it should be possible to draw up the technical specifications in terms of functional performance and requirements and, where reference is made to the European standard or, in the absence thereof, to the national standard, tenders based on other equivalent arrangements which meet the requirements of the contracting entities and are equivalent in terms of safety should be considered by the contracting entities.