Examples of using To be possible in English and their translations into Polish
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Junichi Uekawa proposed using the GNU-TLS library instead, however this doesn't seem to be possible.
To be possible, a virus would have had Henry said, for this Wait. Okay. to been planted.
I want it to be possible. It's just that little.
Scientists regard this disruption to be possible, not the day after tomorrow but during the next century or next centuries.
From the points made under point 3, the Commission considers three options for further TEN-T development to be possible.
The discarding of fish must be reduced to a minimum, but for this to be possible, the policy behind the discards must be changed.
unawareness really takes it to be possible.
The judgement about the technical condition of a vehicle should be harmonised across the EU and for that to be possible, the failures detected should be assessed according to a common standard.
And the thing about getting older is… that you don't need everything to be possible any more.
which is definitely not supposed to be possible.
needed to have our nature for this to be possible.
The exosphere is located too far above Earth for any meteorological phenomena to be possible.
Specifically, we want it to be possible for small appliances,
There are still those of us who work to overcome the corruption and, believe it to be possible.
Even now, we know that it is not going to be possible because we do not have any alternatives at all to this.
And it's not going to be possible if that horse-hung Neanderthal is back in Jenna's life.
I am afraid to say this was never going to be possible because I have bought every single one, as I wished you all to have one as a gift at this very special evening.
When choosing the solution(b) using the binary inputs is not going to be possible in order to attach the sensors S300.
For this to be possible, the reference period would have to be four weeks,