Examples of using To be viable in English and their translations into Swedish
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This has not been the case in the original investigation when solar-generated electricity always required subsidies to be viable.
a classic Toby for spin anglers tend in any case to be viable….
Unfortunately, this Cypriot state of unity which was established in 1960 did not appear to be viable and fell apart as early as 1964.
Furthermore, I consider the compromise on product placement to be viable, given that it guarantees independent European producers revenue while protecting consumers from any undue excesses
with nothing to suggest that the company would cease to be viable in such a short space of time.
which does not appear to be viable in the light of the way the Commission really operates,
To be viable, any changes should on the one hand respect current achievements
The EESC believes that it would be counter-productive to keep businesses within the economic fabric artificially by giving them a second chance if the model chosen had proven not to be viable.
as well as prerequisites for the tourism alternative to be viable for areas in decline,
added value to be viable- both as individual contractors
found that this form of movement distorted the species far too much to be viable.
Where, in spite of a recovery plan initially considered to be viable, a non compliance with the Minimum Capital Requirement has not been resolved two months after its observation,
Where, in spite of the recovery plan initially considered to be viable, a significant non compliance with the Solvency Capital Requirement has not been resolved four months after its observation,
the point at which the authority decides that the institution ceases to be viable if those capital instruments are not written down.
the point at which the authority decides that the institution would cease to be viable if those capital instruments were not written down or converted.
the institutions in Aragon considered it to be viable according to a study by experts and it would favour a region that is in chronic decline
but for that partnership to be viable it must be based on balance:
as the UN Secretary-General says himself, if it turns out not to be viable by the end of January, then we will probably have to seek other political solutions,
This system has been tested in trials on the Thames and has been shown to be viable.
Local solutions that prove to be viable can then be applied on a wider scale.