Examples of using Impracticable in English and their translations into Dutch
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legal persons responsible for the illegal shipment mentioned in Article 4, or, if impracticable;
It would, however, be completely impracticable to establish these limit values solely for individual installations.
It is Jetts' policy is to do so unless it is unreasonable or impracticable.
The notifier and/or the consignee depending upon the decision by the competent authorities involved, or, if impracticable;
The responses to the earlier consultation have persuaded the Commission that the concepts in the Luxembourg Convention risked becoming impracticable.
rating of all information available via the Internet to be impracticable.
The notifier de lure in accordance with the hierarchy of Article 4, or, if impracticable;
Otherwise EMAS will be no more than a litany of good intentions likely to be impracticable for businesses and therefore completely useless.
Unexpected change of a road situation can demand sharp maneuver which on slippery road at high speed will appear impracticable.
recovered in the country of destination or dispatch by the competent authority itself; or, if impracticable;
toxicity to reproduction in animals are impracticable due to induction of and interference by developing antibodies to heterologous proteins.
uncontrollable and therefore impracticable system.
embryo-foetal toxicity studies are impracticable due to induction of, and interference with antibodies.
The British government's drugs tsar Keith Hellawell said that a zero tolerance policy on cannabis was both unrealistic and impracticable.
We preach no such impossible and impracticable thing as that the war can be ended by the will of one side alone.
Experiences in dealing with the BHSR have shown that there are three requirements that include impracticable or confusing elements.
The Federal Republic of Germany contends in particular that the separation of the standard provision of supplies from the emergency provision of supplies is a measure which is impracticable and lacking in any objectivity.
Today we are showing that the European Parliament takes complaints from Member States about impracticable legislation seriously.
The COR does not think that impracticable rules should be included in the directive.
It is impracticable, under the current conditions, to filter the data that will be sent to the US authorities.