Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Only be possible in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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This will initially only be possible for import shipments.
This would only be possible if I was happy with myself.
This will only be possible if environmentally acceptable aeroplanes are used.
This will only be possible if we provide Eurostat with the necessary resources.
Such a development will only be possible under socialism.
It will only be possible with the input of citizens,
I believe that real change will only be possible if we refrain from politicians.
Visits will only be possible by booking(the few available)
Adjustments should therefore only be possible where there is a more quantifiable impact on the objectives in mind.
That will only be possible if this Parliament itself also establishes clearly defined priorities
This will only be possible if the reforms are agreed between governments and the social partners.
Unburdening public budgets and strengthening social security systems will only be possible if there is a sustained improvement in the labour market.
However, lasting development will only be possible when the ethnic conflicts that are essentially a legacy of the Soviet era are resolved.
Such appeals should only be possible where explicitly allowed in the Rules of Procedure.
This will only be possible if we help these States to promote economic growth.
Its full implementation will only be possible once all relevant BAT reference documents will be available.
However, he believed that it would only be possible to gather the public behind the European project if the European Union staged an experiment in new democracy.
Of course a complete assessment of the results will only be possible after the period of our Presidency ends.
Asking the companies directly should only be possible under clearly defined,
This will only be possible when a solution is found for the Brussels noise fines," says Arnaud Feist,