Примеры использования Able to afford на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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You will be able to afford more.
This was regarded as luxury everyone was not able to afford.
We might be able to afford $1,500.
Ask yourself: How many children were your grandparents able to afford.
He will be able to afford a second car.
The question remains as to just how long the media will be able to afford this showcase.
He is able to afford any creative experiment.
How many are you able to afford???
The poorest people are the least able to afford health care and to bear the economic or opportunity costs of sending their children to school.
Out there by now, andit may be assumed that the book gives a shocking picture of what members of our so-called dynasty is believed to be able to afford.
He's never been able to afford it.
Developing countries are not being able to afford advance purchase agreement(APA), making them reliant on traditional procurement methods which are likely to lead to short supplies in case of pandemic 21.
Hmm.(CHUCKLES)… and still be able to afford a Birkin bag.
As a distributive principle, it may help encourage international cooperation in terms of guaranteeing the human rights of displaced individuals,at least when the State jurisdictionally competent is not able to afford a sufficient level of protection.
How will we be able to afford new shoes?
Are you making a statement that without national healthcare,people won't be able to afford full-length skirts?
I would barely be able to afford an ankle joint.
This enables them to provide computers to staff, students, andothers that may not be able to afford the latest models.
When you won't be able to afford to live here.
The NGO Malaria Consortium notes:"Whilst the disease is in large part determined mainly by climate and ecology, andnot poverty per se, the impact of malaria takes its toll on the poorest- those least able to afford preventative measures and medical treatment.
The family is not able to afford expensive treatment.
When I was in high school, having a job, being responsible,being able to afford a car, that was cool.
Furthermore, your business may not be able to afford an investment of the amount required without a guaranteed return on it.
Hospital management companies usually try to establish themselves in countries which have liberal investment laws, are open to joint venture initiatives, and have either high per capita income ora sufficiently large share of the population able to afford private health treatment.
This shows that this casino is a powerhouse in the industry, able to afford a risk or two in the benefit of the players.
This review cannot ignore the fact that so much of the world's food and agricultural production continues to be carried out under unacceptable and unsustainable conditions, particularly by waged agricultural workers, who comprise 60 per cent of workers in developing countries andare ironically among those least able to afford the food they produce.
He would then play on a Rickenbacker until he was able to afford a Fender Stratocaster.
Energy poverty remains a widespread problem,with more than 20% of Poles not able to afford comfortable temperature at home during winter, mainly due to the poor energy standard of residential buildings.
Regardless of the nature and model of legal aid schemes, States should make appropriate budget provisions for legal aid services that are commensurate to their needs so as to ensure that prompt and effective legal aid services are provided to all individuals within their territory andsubject to their jurisdiction who would not otherwise be able to afford the costs associated with initiating and pursuing legal proceedings.