Examples of using Made it impossible in English and their translations into Slovak
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However, it also concludes that shortcomings in the monitoring made it impossible to assess to what extent it contributed to the achievement of the EU
The lack of built-in controller also made it impossible for the card to perform automatic wear levelling,
change in French law, which“made it impossible to dissolve a legal entity on the grounds of fraud”,
project level39, made it impossible to assess the results in terms of improved capacities to mitigate
The short time period granted by the Commission for submitting the PNDP also made it very difficult to draw up adequate documentation and made it impossible to establish a proper partnership approach to planning,
Southern Mediterranean had been treated as a kind of taboo at EU level, which made it impossible to correctly assess the magnitude of the problem.
particular expertise, made it impossible for the same or equally effective treatment to be provided in good time in the Member State of residence.
he claimed that entropy made it impossible for a free economy to exist,
The bureau regretted that too heavy internal administrative procedures made it impossible to organise the proposed conference
both had software problems which made it impossible for me to get any power.
about the adventitious or technically unavoidable presence of GMOs below the 0.9% made it impossible to purchase entirely GM-free products.
thousands injured and persecuted, made it impossible for the winner of the first round,
whereas the human side over here couldn't understand it, and this made it impossible for the person at the surface
so frequent tripping made it impossible to keep an already slow schedule.
credit card companies make it impossible to payoff the debt.
Continuing political turmoil would make it impossible for the country to tackle these economic problems.
Make it impossible or seriously impair the attainment of the objectives of such.
Lack of cash may make it impossible for tourists to use medical care.
Makes it impossible to see or enter.
Making it impossible for people to not know Jesus.
