Examples of using Is possible to achieve in English and their translations into Danish
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particularly at the local community level, it is possible to achieve better results in implementing
It is possible to achieve this goal by analyzing the works of domestic
essential objective which it is possible to achieve.
It has not been possible to achieve this ambitious goal.
conception may be possible to achieve via intrauterine insemination.
Otherwise, it will not be possible to achieve a highly effective workout.
Otherwise, it will not be possible to achieve high-performance training.
Never before has this been possible to achieve on an automatic.
HTC U12+ represents a total rethink of what's possible to achieve in design.
So it's possible to achieve, let's say,
The coming weeks will tell us whether it will be possible to achieve an agreement during the Italian Presidency.
I think that, through joint efforts, it will be possible to achieve synergetic effects in gathering troops to combat crises with the aim of bringing about a common armaments agency.
So it's possible to achieve, let's say, roughly a hundredfold improvement in the cost of spaceflight if you can effectively reuse the rocket.
Although it will surely not be possible to achieve complete satisfaction in relation to such a complex matter,
It had not been possible to achieve this objective when the parties to the Arrangement met in December 1980,
But does anyone perchance believe that it will be possible to achieve efficiency by adopting purely technocratic procedures without the commitment and support of the people?
it must not be possible to achieve the aim through alternative, nondiscriminatory means.
In many Member States it has been possible to achieve progress in the fight against cancer in different ways,
I hope that it will be possible to achieve a political agreement at the Council meeting next Monday and Tuesday.
Furthermore it has been possible to achieve growth of specific bacteria at sites where,