Примеры использования Unable to make на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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You seem unable to make a clear choice!
What happens if SEB Elu- ja Pensionikindlustus is unable to make the payment?
If you are unable to make proper posture fall overboard!
It's 1969 and you're unable to make fire.
Unable to make any headway against the rising water, the tank landing ship, aided by two tugboats, was beached.
No wonder the heroes are unable to make a choice.
Some countries became unable to make their payments and have accumulated arrears to the institutions, particularly to IMF.
Monterrosa was hurt and unable to make the count.
Families thus see women as ill-prepared for taking decisions, as weaker and in need of greater protection andsupervision and therefore unable to make sound decisions.
The organization was unable to make any contribution.
We thank them all andregret that 56 delegations were unable to make it.
Such a man is unable to make peace, even if he wanted to. .
Owing to a technical fault, the transporter was unable to make the flight.
They were however unable to make any significant progress at that time.
NATO fighter aircraft were sent to investigate but were unable to make contact.
Governments that were willing but unable to make such an investment were to be assisted through international cooperation.
Following those two achievements, the Conference was unable to make any further progress.
Owing to his injuries the victim was unable to make a statement; he was taken back to the hospital, where the second part of the report on his condition was drawn up.
Well, the difference is that my son floats through life on crests of women, unable to make his own decisions.
Iii Providing victims of racial discrimination who were unable to make their voices heard with a channel for communicating their grievances to their fellow citizens, as well as to the international community; and.
Persons who use drugs are often perceived as being dangerous to themselves and unable to make the"right" decision.
An illustration of a case where parties on either side could be unable to make such an appointment is where the number of either claimants or respondents is very large or does not form a single group with common rights and obligations for instance, cases involving a large number of shareholders.
It is with deep disappointment that we heard today that some of the nuclear-weapon States are as yet unable to make this commitment.
However, it noted that, if consulted by the Committee on the appropriateness of a possible exemption to the arms embargo,it would be unable to make an informed judgement without having reviewed and verified the inventory of existing police weapons and ammunition which, at the time of writing the present report, the Group had yet to receive.
These trends could result in a significant degree of industry concentration by excluding producers unable to make the necessary adjustments.
But it seems that the United Nations has been unable to make its voice heard sufficiently as to make an imprint on the elaboration of poverty reductions strategies adjusted to the specific country or regional context, or on the coordination of the policies applied by the donor countries which support the implementation of the Millennium Declaration Goals.
Abuse is also about trying to make a person feel like she is not smart or strong, or unable to make decisions about her own life.
They suggested the draft guiding principles require States to provide regular and predictable income in the form of non-contributory cash transfers to poor persons unable to make regular payments into national insurance or contributory pension schemes that would guarantee them an adequate standard of living, andproposed that States unable to make such payments on their own be required to seek the assistance of the international community, which would be obligated to provide such assistance.
While peer pressure is seen as an issue for young people,too often adults also feel unable to make their own choices about drinking.
More than a decade later, many of these people are still living in temporary rented accommodation without adequate compensationfor their agricultural land, and thus unable to make a living.