Examples of using Technically impossible in English and their translations into Portuguese
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because it was a Portuguese minister who would not accept the idea that it was technically impossible to connect the databases of the new countries to the databases of the Schengen system, and because it was
Isn't that technically impossible?
Absorbing state is a state in the model from which it is technically impossible to move out, and an example is death.
But if it is technically impossible, because amendments are numerous
The grounds given for requesting data in bulk- that it is technically impossible to do things any more precisely- strikes me as a strange argument.
Moreover, the assessment showed that it is technically impossible to lower the lead content below 0,5% by weight for bonding agents for elastomers in powertrain applications.
The members agreed that, for a number of types of equipment, the measured sound power levels to be applied under stage II would be technically impossible to achieve.
The original Commission proposal has also turned out to be technically impossible and the financial resources destined for its development have been partly wasted.
Old Soviet-design nuclear reactors were active in the territories of the countries in question, and these have proved technically impossible to modernise to meet currently required international safety standards.
which means that it is technically impossible to vote on these texts tomorrow.
it was technically impossible for the Conference of Presidents to debate it.
for example, is technically impossible to preclude in nature.
only be performed in bigger fetuses, because procedure was technically impossible in four fetuses weighting less than 1500 g.
that are so small that it is technically impossible to attach a label.
It is technically impossible to do this, and most countries involved are democracies which impose clear restrictions on the activities of the secret services,
Cases where it would be technically impossible or require a disproportionate economic effort to fulfil the requirements of Articles 8, 10 and 11 shall be notified to the Commission by the Member States.
The original idea was to use black grass to avoid the colours of PalmeirasCorinthians' biggest rivalsbut it was proved to be technically impossible and the club chose to use grass with a darker hue.
Our vision is focused not on the technically impossible, but the technically possible.
In a 1992 report he called the alleged mass extermination of Jews in gas chambers“technically impossible.”22.
Always one step ahead: our vision is focused not on the technically impossible, but the technically possible.