Examples of using Can in principle in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Can, in principle, and squeal on the head.
But something that can in principle be.
I can, in principle, accept and reinforce what Mr Giegold has just said.
Therefore procedural acts can in principle be challenged.
PCOS can in principle not hurt, but should be treated if you have a child wish.
This suggests that such designations can, in principle, enjoy protection under Russian law.
The court can, in principle, decide anything except to award sole custody(personal care) to one of the parents.
Therefore, you do not have to change your browser and can in principle use the proxy connection with all apps.
Other countries can in principle also request support to the EU Civil Protection Mechanism.
All areas that do notbelong to the category of the Union's exclusive powers can in principle be categorised as areas of shared competence.
This trend can, in principle, be called positive.
Penal screening of Community law, of course,is not solely applicable to environmental legislation but can, in principle, be applied to all other areas of Community activity.
The children can in principle choose what they want to do.
If no address for service has been given(which is quite usual in the case of a document intended to summons a person to appear in court or to obtain the personal intervention of the parties in certain procedural phases),documents can in principle be served on persons other than the addressee, provided that there is a close relationship with him as laid down by the law.
These services can in principle be offered by banks as well as non-banks.
Aberrations can be explained by geometrical optics and can in principle be solved by increasing the optical quality- and cost- of the system.
The Commission can in principle accept the laying down of a minimum width for the buffer zones to be created in fields located next to water courses, because this will bring additional environmental gains.
To organize a dressing room can, in principle, in any room where it is possible to allocate at least a few square meters.
He can in principle extract anything he wants, and all debts- obligations- you may owe to others(your friends, family, former political allegiances), or that others owe you, are seen as being absolutely negated.
Such support can in principle also cover fostering the links between migration and development, organising and promoting legal economic migration, managing illegal migration, and protecting migrants against exploitation and exclusion.
All this information can in principle be retrieved from the signature itself and from the content of the qualified certificate.
The use of biofuels can, in principle, make a substantial contribution towards reducing Europe's dependence on fossil-based energy sources.
Administrative inaction or omissions can, in principle, be subject to complaints to the Ombudsman, the State Supervisory Authority, or be reported to the public prosecutor.
Third bullet point: While time barring can in principle be regarded as an"objective" reason, the qualification of a certain set of facts as a crime falls under the sole competence of judicial authorities, which enjoy a considerable margin of assessment in this regard.
The scale factor could, in principle, have units of length or be dimensionless.
You could in principle therefore already rejected because you have wrong shoes.
Electrochemically reducing CO2 could, in principle, be a good way of recycling this greenhouse gas back into fuels.