Examples of using It possible to avoid in English and their translations into Swedish
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which should make it possible to avoid those interminable legal battles that are so detrimental to children.
make it possible to avoid the effects of the seasonal movements of soil,
adherence to the rules of hygiene, which makes it possible to avoid infection with the tubercle bacillus.
of the reform would, in his view, make it possible to avoid a referendum in his country!
because it is the rules that make it possible to avoid mistakes and ridiculous situations in the future.
procedures are needed which make it possible to avoid excessively long lists of ingredients,
Whereas one of the main objectives of the First Directive mentioned above is, through the introduction of value added tax on 1 January 1970, to establish conditions making it possible to avoid competition being distorted by turnover taxes;
In 1995, an average 3.4% deficit instead of 5.2% would have made it possible to avoid the restrictive budgetary policies of the last two years
purpose of which would make it possible to avoid its application.
almost two times higher than that of a linear regulator, making it possible to avoid the space and cost requirements of an LDO with a heat sink.
make it possible to avoid any abuses.
social policy which will make it possible to avoid situations like this, which unfortunately bear witness to the serious crisis through which some sectors of industry are now passing.
Is it possible to avoid sinning completely?
Is it possible to avoid arsenic in rice by buying organic food?
Is it possible to avoid fragrance allergies by not using cosmetics including perfumes?
The coordination of economic policies will actually make it possible to avoid conflicts between monetary policy,
arms and makes it possible to avoid inconvenient lifting when handling heavy reels”, Gitte Kirkegaard Berg ends the interview.
Tobin suggested that a tax of 0.05% on financial transactions would allow the regulation of these transactions and make it possible to avoid the excesses of speculation.