Examples of using To make it possible in English and their translations into Swedish
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We are working hard to make it possible to book cars that allows pets in the app as well.
We have several methods to make it possible for everyone to have control in their lives.
One of our ways to make it possible is by offering unrivalled Cedar Finance bonuses and rewards.
We are working hard to make it possible to book cars with child seats in the app as well.
All in order to make it possible to tailor a solution for all conceivable needs and wishes.
The description is detailed enough to make it possible for the contracting party to evaluate the product adequately.
In this respect, it is necessary to modify the Regulation in order to make it possible to use ESA 95.
You use it to buy all the things necessary to make it possible to live your everyday life.
Some legislation may well need to be adapted in order to make it possible to check sensitive scientific research.
The scheme was amended in the mid-1990s to make it possible, in certain circumstances, to supplement intervention stocks with market purchases.
His motto is:‘the impossible exists only until we find a way to make it possible.'.
They have done much to make it possible for us to present a success,
develop cooperation to make it possible to create new knowledge,
The Commission plans to adopt a proposal designed to make it possible for the social partners to formalise the nature
The EESC calls on the Commission to make it possible in future to receive and complete questionnaires in all relevant languages.
firm action to make it possible, and we welcome the commitment you made this morning.
The importance of adequate information to make it possible to reach all young people
invited the Commission to make it possible to remove remaining barriers to researchers' mobility in the Union, before the end of 2002.
This is needed to make it possible to present evidence before a court