Examples of using Is impractical in English and their translations into Romanian
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Where the use of the mutual administrative assistance document is impractical, the exchange of messages may be carried out in whole
There is an opinion that this is impractical, because from the kitchen smells of food come.
a layer height of less than 10 cm is impractical, since it will not perform the function of thermal insulation.
The stars are so far away that interstellar travel is impractical… unless we can go faster than light speed…
Even if Samsung is able to produce MicroLED TVs of the same size for ordinary people, this is impractical from a cost perspective.
The amount of effort it would take to audit it all directly is impractical for most teams.
Where this is impractical we reserve the right to void the whole of that bet.
But, of course, that is impractical. He should have founded the ASPCA in the town and gotten some scientific help for dogs and maggots.
So this is impractical, but I think that's about the best answer I could come up with.
repair of individual parts of the axle crane to conduct is impractical because of time-consuming and not always justified costs.
Putting the lives of two well-trained Green Lanterns at risk in an effort to save one untrained novice, is impractical.
Porters are still paid to shift burdens in many third-world countries where motorized transport is impractical or unavailable, often alongside pack animals.
evacuation routes when verbal communication is impractical);
as monitoring CSR commitments of enterprises with 1 000+ employees(Intention 10) is impractical and will require large financial resources from the EU.
We consider that such a proposal is impractical at the moment, and we propose instead minimum harmonisation at a high level of consumer protection as a rule,
Whether bifurcation is impractical in that the jurisdictional issue identified is so intertwined with the merits that it is very unlikely that there will be any savings in time or cost.
Direct democracy implies that everybody continues to be involved in the decision making, but that is impractical in large, complex societies,
when verbal communication is impractical;
while deploying a GNSS receiver at every base station location is impractical, particularly in many small cell environments.
for example in rural areas where wired infrastructure is impractical.