Примеры использования To be able to count на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He wants to be able to count on you.
Because fleas and prefer to settle in the holes of rodents, bird nests,dog kennels- here they are guaranteed to be able to count on a regular meal.
Security systems in tunnels need to be able to count cars and recognize when they're backing up or have broken down.
From the reactions received so far, we are confident that the draft will again be adopted without a vote, and we hope to be able to count on the support of all members.
Finally, we hope to be able to count on the universal will to adapt financing machinery to the realities of today.
Since certain countries apply different practices in this respect,it is important to be able to count the number of rooms both with the kitchen included and excluded.
UNDCP needed to be able to count on a predictable flow of resources in order to increase its efficiency and impact.
Clearly, in order to make progress in carrying out its mandate,the Special Committee needs to be able to count on unreserved cooperation from the administering Powers.
It hoped to be able to count again on the support of other delegations in maintaining the full force and utility of the text.
The very scale of the problem meant that the country needed to be able to count on greater cooperation on the part of the international community.
He hoped to be able to count on the High Commissioner's assistance in ensuring implementation of the decisions taken by the Committee.
You more than any of the rest would understand what it means to be able to count on someone. Because you have been out there, putting yourself on the line.
We would like to be able to count on the support and contribution of all our development partners to ensure that this event will be successful.
Prepare and respond: when people's capacities are overwhelmed by crises,they need to be able to count on effective local, national and international emergency responses.
FAO is proud to be able to count on your support and we are grateful for your efforts to make Zero Hunger a reality by 2030!
The commitment of Costa Rica to the Council was reflected inthe fact that it was standing for re-election to the Council, for which it hoped to be able to count on the support of States.
The Western group too would have liked to be able to count on the speedy adoption of an agreement on the issue of mines other than anti-personnel mines.
Women are more likely than men to be unpaid caregivers of children and grandchildren, spouses and other relatives, andin turn less likely to be able to count on their spouses for care in old age.
In any case, the Organization ought to be able to count on well-trained and motivated personnel who were devoted to its objectives.
As always, the Organization will only achieve real delivery and create real value if it has the continued commitment and engagement of its Member States,on which we have been fortunate to be able to count and for which I should like to express our deep gratitude.
Their single aspiration was ultimately to be able to count on the support of the Organization so as to live in dignity for the last few years of their lives.
For effective implementation of the Convention, it will be essential for the Conference of the States Parties,which will be convened in December 2006, to be able to count on a large number of additional ratifications or accessions by States from all regions of the world.
The Sudan hoped to be able to count on the technical assistance of the international community to extend the human rights training initiatives to the entire population so that the Sudanese could in turn contribute to promoting and protecting those rights.
That is to say that,as also suggested elsewhere in the report, it is important to be able to count not only on a conceptual framework but also on an instrument that allows us to move from rhetoric to action.
On behalf of the interim secretariat, he wished to thank the city of Geneva and the Swiss Government for the hospitality they had extended to the interim secretariat ever sinceits establishment in 1991, and hoped to be able to count on their hospitality until the time came for the move to Bonn.
In order to achieve high transport connectivity, it is important to be able to count on modern port services and infrastructure, as well as information and communication technologies.
The least developed countries were pleased to be able to count on the United Nations and the specialized agencies, which ceaselessly demonstrated their commitment and their desire to contribute to the sustained economic growth and sustainable development of the poorest countries.
For effective implementation of the Convention, it will be essential for the Conference of the States Parties to be able to count on a large number of additional ratifications or accessions by States from all regions of the world.
Representatives stressed the need for UNODC andMember States to be able to count on a stable and predictable resource base, in particular through initiatives to maximize the income from traditional and non-traditional donors, international financial institutions, specialized agencies of the United Nations system and bilateral development organizations.
It would quite simply a ContestClub to National level, bringing together all the contesters Italian(HF-VHF-UHF e oltre) to be able to count and add up the scores in the most important Italian national and international contests in one basket.