Translation of "Technisch umsetzbar" in English

In this light, I do not know if the amendment is technically viable.

It is something that is both moral and technically feasible.

Furthermore, sensing of esophageal motility by means of implantable electrodes is technically difficult to realize.

The novel process is also technically simple to implement in large-scale plants.

The lighting can be finely tuned in a way that was technically not feasible until recently.

We can fulfill your every wish if technically possible

Meanwhile, the engineering department makes sure that the ideas are still technically feasible.

Even the best ideas are worthless if they are technically infeasible.

This is already technically possible at today’s stage of development.

The pressure to introduce a border carbon tax is politically incompatible and technically impossible to put in practice.

The solution is technically feasible (no major architectural modification of the application is required)

The concept has to be technically feasible; building maintenance is an important aspect.

Not all component variants, which are possible according to this order code are available and/or technically feasible.

The pilot plant is expected to show how this process can be implemented commercially and on a large scale.

But what is more, I can assure you it is technically feasible, undoubtedly affordable, and eminently achievable.

TEN-T priority projects and maps are largely made up of large and expensive national transport infrastructure projects, and some of the earlier 30 TEN-T projects were physically impossible to implement, whereas other projects, especially following EU enlargement, became particularly important, but did not make it on to the list.

I believe the resulting text is not only technically workable, but is a good balance between investor protection and easing the access to capital markets for enterprises in Europe.

If we adopt overly restrictive exposure limit values, it could, in practice, and technically speaking, turn out to be extremely difficult to abide by them; it could actually harm the interests of workers, either because this could lead to their working time being limited to two hours per day, or because if the limit values are not applied, the protection they do have could be significantly reduced.

To do so we need to employ reasonable, realistic thresholds, admittedly political thresholds, which are based on what is technically feasible and workable.

However, so far the Commission has not been presented with convincing evidence that the values of the proposal are not well balanced, economically justified and technically achievable within the deadlines proposed.

Nevertheless, the solution proposed will prove to be technically unmanageable and a barrier to the development of on-line transactions within the Union, at the very time when everybody is hoping for its expansion.

Neither was it prepared to approve the long-term objective on the grounds that the demand that critical levels and loads should not be exceeded in any area was not, in the opinion of the Council and the Commission too, technically feasible.

It is unclear whether it will work technically, but it gives the direction for new discussion in the Commission and the Council.

Demonstrating drug susceptibility by both genotypic and phenotypic testing was required, when testing by both methods was technically feasible.

It is therefore a question of making the system both effective and technically feasible.

It has already been established, of course, that waste oils need not be treated in cases where regeneration is not economically viable or technically possible.

Whereas with packaging machines for plastic trays an automatic filling process is technically easily implemented, the filling of plastic bags for sealing in chamber machines is difficult to automate.

If it makes sense for you and is technically feasible for SWIT, we will build everything for you.