(a) Is not materially impossible

Consider, monsieur, the thing is absolutely impossible.

You know, I am too. Of course I can possibly watch.

It is physically impossible to control the whole world.

And we should know, I think, we should know where our Internet comes from, and we should know what it is that physically, physically connects us all.

By better, I mean better ethically, not materially.

Many children were also materially or morally abandoned.

It could not have been done sooner.

For this reason too, the notified scheme is materially selective.

By better, I mean better ethically, not materially.

These tests have demonstrated the feasibility of the approach.

First, your decisions must be respected in law and in practice.

However, I believe that some countries are not prepared for this either practically or theoretically.

'improvement costs' means any additional expenditure on a fixed asset that materially increases the capacity of the asset or materially improves its functioning or represents more than 10 of the initial depreciation base of the asset

At the same time, it was not feasible for the Committee to consider each and every peacekeeping budget in depth.

She always told me I had to support myself and not depend on anyone.

It ran to 50, 60, 70, 80 pages, so it was just not possible to formulate any comments on the proposal.

First, there are the difficulties many indigenous people experience in gaining access to academic institutions.

A physical redenomination of existing legal instruments is therefore not necessary to achieve this result.

With 6 Members it is materially impossible to follow up all the dossiers that are crucial to our country.

It faced the combined forces of the numerically and materially superior Soviet 3rd and 15th Armies.

It is for them to decide how and in what way to support their minor children.

6.1 Transport regardless of mode is physically the most visible part of the logistics chain.

Turning to Amendment No 4, the Commission does, in fact, submit to Parliament and Council each year a progress repon on the implementation of the White Paper on the completion of the internal market.

First, because it had not been materially possible for her to draw up a sound report based on knowledge of the facts.

Ireland, one of the countries that benefited the most in material terms from the idea of European unification, has rejected this idea.

A new constitution was promulgated in 1997 but has not yet been implemented, and general elections have been postponed.

It is a community, tucked amid the Zapatista zone, poor in material terms, but extremely rich in culture.

A communication may be physically received by the addressee, i.e. may reach the server for the electronic address in question.

First successes The Sitwells looked after their protégé both materially and culturally, giving him not only a home but a stimulating cultural education.

A flexible percentage up to 100 would in theory have been feasible up to 13 December 20009.

Though banks did upgrade the various national retail payment systems enabling them tohandle, at the domestic level, euro payments alongside those in the national unit, they did notensure the interoperability of these systems so as to give them a cross border capability.

It appears to provide a solution to the problems we face, but I feel that anyone making a close study of the proposal is bound to conclude that it is in fact a balloon, that it is leaking, that there will be nothing left in the end.

The Commission accordingly stands by its conclusion that that the measure is materially selective within Gibraltar.

The results of the surveys materially differed from the 1988 results, due to, among other things, the absence of precise definitions.

(f) Disciplinary investigation into gross dereliction of duty if this cannot be objectively investigated by the superiors of the person concerned.

The Community wishes to give its intellectual and material support to the Central American Parliament, a future regional forum for political debate.

AND ASSERTING

(a) To observe and to ensure observance of the Constitution and law

Allegations of serious irregularities raised by a number of candidates were investigated by an independent panel of experts, which concluded that they did not materially affect the outcome.

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