Examples of using Render impossible in English and their translations into Slovak
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Dany circumstances which render impossible the carrying out of the action sought or are likely to delay it significantly; and.
However, Microsoft does not state in sufficient detail how theobligation imposed on its engineers would affect or render impossible the resumption of its‘basic architectural design' should the Decision be annulled.
Any circumstances which render impossible the carrying out of the action sought or are likely to delay it significantly; and.
The requested Party shall alsopromptly inform the requesting Party of any circumstances which render impossible the carrying out of the action sought or are likely to delay it significantly.
The time limits shall not render impossible or excessively difficult the access of applicants to an effective remedy pursuant to paragraph 1.
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The imposition, explicit or implicit, of Rushdie Rules would render impossible any criticism of a program such as the MCB's.
Extensive haemorrhages on the retina frequently render impossible a decision on the degree of capillary non-perfusion, some authors indicate this group as“unclassifiable” occlusions.
(3) The provision of paragraph 1 shall not apply if: a the victim is entitled to the compensation for damage caused by the offence,which the confiscation of the thing would render impossible, b the value of the thing is manifestly disproportionate to the gravity of the minor offence.
The requested Party shall alsopromptly inform the requesting Party of any circumstances which render impossible the carrying out of the action sought or are likely to delay it significantly.
For example, procedures for the enforcement of EU rights should be no less favourable than those governing similar domestic situations(principle of equivalence)and they should not in practice render impossible or excessively difficult the exercise of these rights(principle of effectiveness) 127.
Shall prohibit as from the date of such areceipt any movement on the bank account which would render impossible the payment by its holder of the amount determined by the order for temporary freezing of a bank account.
Under no circumstances should the setting of thresholds for labelling orprovisions for good professional practice impede or render impossible the aims and objectives of Directive 2001/18 and Regulations 1830/2003 and 1829/2003.
The requestedParty shallalso promptly inform the requestingParty of any circumstances which render impossible the carrying out of the action sought or are likely to delay it significantly.
For example, absence of a bodily function or organ, or an illness requiring particular attention, continuous medication and control may be a physiological or psychological burden to the person concerned,but not render impossible the full and effective carrying out of work, or hinder participation on an equal basis in professional life in general.
Furthermore, the objective of rapidity pursued by Directive 89/665 does not permit Member States to disregard the principle of effectiveness, under which the detailed methods for the application ofnational limitation periods must not render impossible or excessively difficult the exercise of any rights which the person concerned derives from Community law, a principle which underlies the objective of effective review proceedings laid down in Article 1(1) of that directive.
Al bodies and the effective use of legal means are rendered impossible.
Finally, it paralyzes the resolute development of creative forces and renders impossible the achievement of all aspirations for human freedom.
The Court makes it clear once again that a Member State may not apply a criminal penalty for failure to complete an administrative formalitywhere such completion has been refused or rendered impossible by the Member State concerned, in breach of Community law.
Differences relate for example to the level of proof required by the court to issue the order(e.g. or to the specific condition that there is a serious risk that theultimate enforcement of the judgment will be rendered impossible).
Citizens have the right to put up resistance to anyone who would eliminate the democratic order of human rights and basic liberties listed in this Constitution, if the activity of constitutional bodies andthe effective use of legal means are rendered impossible.
Limits to access to the detention facility may be imposed only where, by virtue of national law, they are objectively necessary for the security, public order or administrative management of the detention facility,provided that access is not thereby severely restricted or rendered impossible.
Limits to access may be imposed only where, by virtue of national law, they are objectively necessary for the security, public order or administrative management of the detention facility,provided that access is not thereby severely limited or rendered impossible.
Member States may impose limits to such access where, by virtue of national law, they are necessary for the security, or public order or administrative management of a border crossing point or of a detention facility,provided that access is not severely restricted or rendered impossible.
Member States may impose limits to such access where, by virtue of national law, they are necessary for the security, public order or administrative management of a border crossing point or of a detention facility,provided that access is not severely restricted or rendered impossible.
Limits to access to the detention facility may be imposed only where, by virtue of national law, they are objectively necessary for the security, public order or administrative management of the detention facility,provided that access is not thereby severely restricted or rendered impossible.