Examples of using To possible in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Computer
ACE inhibitors are contraindicated in HAE patients due to possible enhancement of bradykinin levels.
Complaints received by the Commission pointed to possible cross-subsidisation of other commercial(“non-core”) activities of the rings.
A regional EU MRV system should be implemented in cooperation with the IMO which could be adapted to possible future IMO measures along the same lines.
recognize and respond to possible threats to safety in the center.
Due to possible large size of welded parts,
more like a way to avoid committing ourselves to possible future enlargements.
which will make their content available without exposing them to possible destruction.
This approach should also apply to possible transfers of responsibilities from Member States to the Agency as proposed under Articles 53 to 55.
In addition, you should always pay attention to possible contraindications and the expiration date at the time of purchase.
MySQL provides you with the ability to create Dumps for indirect data uploading on MySQL thereby offering a workaround to possible server restrictions.
Every single skin lesion is assesed by dermatologist and then classified to possible laser or surgical excision.
tmpwatch is very sensitive to possible race conditions
The theme draws attention to the issues faced by trafficked children and to possible action initiatives linked to safeguarding
therefore we try to anticipate the investment development directions to adapt it to possible changes in advance.
Prepare to possible evacuation in case of hearing the alarm signal
Due to possible debris and ash, we're grounding all flights out of Haneda until further notice.
The Council supports the ongoing UN-led preparations to be ready to respond to possible additional humanitarian needs
which can not be put into the washer due to possible, possible plastic parts.
counting with respect to possible transfer requirements.
as any form of reference to possible EU membership is avoided.