Примеры использования Able to sustain на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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You gotta be able to sustain a thought.
All of those countries,except Mongolia, have been able to sustain UCI.
Have you ever been able to sustain a relationship?
It takes an average of 400 years for a forest to create enough topsoil able to sustain crops.
Banks were able to sustain such level of interest rates.
Not all families, however, are willing or able to sustain such a burden.
Only then shall we be able to sustain the progress achieved and record further gains.
The Board noted that UNDP remains financially stable and able to sustain its core operations.
You are willing and financially able to sustain a total loss of funds resulting from a Transaction; and.
It is thanks to the UNSOA and European Union support that AMISOM has been able to sustain its operations.
Works should be able to sustain an expert examination using the high standards of the National Award competition.
The model indicates that populations may be able to sustain some level of incidental mortality.
A prerequisite for effective realization of the right to self-determination was a mature society able to sustain itself.
It was hoped that the pool would be able to sustain that support for a number of years.
Any country that can't manufacture its own goods even for self-defense, therefore is no… no longer sovereign,independent and is able to sustain itself;
Such a society, of course, would not be able to sustain and provide for itself in the future.
In the last sentence replace the words"together with a method of testing for combustibility" by"together with methods for determining whether a liquid is considered able to sustain combustion.
In the early part of the period, emerging economies were able to sustain growth while putting a damper on inflation.
Their higher consumption needs and increased demand for goods, which often leads them to urban centres in search for more gainful employment,frequently result in the family not being able to sustain itself.
However, in recent years only a few countries have been able to sustain growth at relatively robust rates and attract FDI.
This approach seeks to create a population that is able to meet the future needs of the Territory-- a population that is skilled,socially diverse and able to sustain economic stability and growth.
The more people will be able to sustain these heavy seconds, the faster turns on the mechanism of hemopoiesis, or hematopoiesis.
Andrey Yakovlev mentioned several popular narratives about the reasons why China is able to sustain economic growth and Russia can't.
Moreover, oil exporters were able to sustain growth in 2001 using the substantial revenue from the 1999-2000 boom.
The challenge is to bequeath to the next generation a planet which will be able to sustain human life for ever.
Furthermore, despite agreement by the Scientific Committee that the bowhead whale stock was able to sustain harvest and acknowledgement of the cultural, nutritional and subsistence needs of both Alaskan Eskimos and the native peoples of Chukotka, a proposal to continue to include provision for such catches failed to obtain the necessary majority.
It remains uncertain whether the Liberian security sector will be able to sustain security once UNMIL has withdrawn.
Once the NAP document has been drafted, the countries must be able to sustain broad participation in the implementation of activities.
The United Nations and the World Bank are carrying out an expenditure review of those two sectors,which should provide valuable insight into how to ensure that the Government will be able to sustain its efforts in the institutions concerned.
However, within its current strength, UNPREDEP will not be able to sustain intensive monitoring and reporting on activities at the borders.