Examples of using Possible to exclude in English and their translations into Slovak
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It is not possible to exclude that provision.
Excludable consumption- in terms of costs, it is reasonably possible to exclude any consumer from consumption.
Is it possible to exclude these transactions?
Non-excludability of the consumption- in term of costs, it is not reasonably possible to exclude any customer from the consumption.
Is it possible to exclude any part of the translation?
If the punch is checked in a timely manner for health, then it is possible to exclude the device's malfunction and possible injuries.
It's possible to exclude types of sites and content where you don't wish your ads to appear.
On the basis of such poll it is already possible to exclude or to opposite find the problem reason.
It is not possible to exclude an increase in this risk with the use of other antipsychotics or in other groups of patients.
This is unacceptable and if the time to fix everything in a timely manner,it is possible to exclude the possibility of extinction of life on the planet is so unusual in the world.
It should be possible to exclude from your menu too spicy and fatty foods, as this can also cause nausea and vomiting.
Whereas, to the extent that liability for nuclear injury or damage is already covered in all Member States by adequate special rules,it has been possible to exclude damage of this type from the scope of this Directive;
It is necessary, if possible, to exclude the ingress of the drug on the leaves of plants, because on the leaves the nematode dies(dries out).
We have voted in favour of the amendment which opposes action to deny citizens access to the Internet since we areopposed to the proposal of France that it should be possible to exclude file sharers throughout the EU from the Internet.
Indeed, from now on, it will be possible to exclude hazardous substances more quickly, which will benefit humans and the environment.
In its first question, the national court asks, essentially, whether Article 2(2) of Directive 2001/83 must be interpreted as meaning that that directive applies to a product in respect of which it has not been established that it is a medicinal product by function,without its being possible to exclude that possibility.
It is possible to exclude the dog from barking at home or outdoors by passers-by, however, it will take a lot of personal time and effort to do this.
The Court considered, however, that, in view of the establishment of citizenship of the Union and the interpretation in the case-law of the right to equal treatment enjoyed by citizens of the Union,it was no longer possible to exclude from the scope of Article 48(2) of the EC Treaty, which is an expression of equal treatment, a benefit of a financial nature intended to facilitate access to employment in the labour market of a Member State.
It is not possible to exclude charity for the sake of justice, since it is this that makes it possible to build a humane world and harmonious relations at the individual level.
However, where specimens of those species are caught and immediately released in recreational fisheries and scientific evidence demonstrates high survival rates for those species, as may be the case for fish caught by recreational fishermen using angling equipment,it should be possible to exclude the fisheries concerned from the landing obligation by applying procedures set out in that Regulation, in particular by adopting measures to that effect under multiannual plans and/or discard plans.
It is not possible to exclude the possibility that there will be circumstances in which it may make overwhelming sense for the SA to provide a service from items(i) to(v) of list(a) to its statutory audit client.
Today, it is possible to exclude the presence of foetal trisomy as well as other foetal chromosomal aberrations using a non-invasive, safe and painless procedure based on a sample of maternal blood as early as in the third trimester of pregnancy.
It should also be possible to exclude or partially exclude liabilities where necessaryto avoid the spreading of contagion and financial instability which may cause serious disturbance to the economy of a Member State.
For that reason, it should be possible to exclude sovereign bonds of a particular Member State from future issuances of SBBSs where and as long as the issuance of sovereign bonds by that Member State is significantly limited due to a reduced need for public debt or impaired market access.