Examples of using Could be avoided in English and their translations into Finnish
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take action to deal with that part of the discard scandal, which could be avoided by changing some of the unworkable regulations which currently apply.
The onus is on the European Union to tackle the pollution which is causing health problems and which could be avoided.
one Samsung Galaxy S8 with 4 GB RAM could be avoided by many because of the low.
If this was recycled, the equivalent of 148 million tonnes of CO2 emissions could be avoided annually.
the major part of the projected baseline emissions in 2050 could be avoided.
the deterioration of the country could be avoided.
40% of cancer, could be avoided if common lifestyle risk factors were eliminated including smoking.
It no longer could be avoided, but at most could have been postponed for one
of such abuse and market destabilisation could be avoided by less restrictive measures.
all of this stress and pressure could be avoided?
The significant costs of having to clean up after illegal dumping and its negative impacts on air and water could be avoided.
Many failures could be avoided if transfers were planned well ahead
do you have any recommendations on how fragmentation could be avoided, and above all how the information deficit, which obviously exists,?
Neglect because the majority of the 500 000 cases of maternal mortality could be avoided through prevention and basic healthcare.
Analysis10 shows that two-thirds of the expected emissions11 in the EU could be avoided cost-efficiently12 by 2030,
This could be avoided if the excellent, thorough and balanced report of
The potential additional emissions forecast in the phasing-out scenario could be avoided by keeping nuclear power plants in operation(i.e. not phasing them out),
environmental resources could be avoided if there could be a policy of in international relations,
staff for customs handling, higher commercial speeds of international services as border stops could be avoided, etc.
These negative effects, in particular for the sectors discussed here, are, presumably, not intended and could be avoided, given a greater understanding of the actual nature