Esimerkkejä Will be able to continue käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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But he looks like he will be able to continue his recovery at home.
Will be able to continue with your interrupted holiday. After which you and Dr. Watson.
After which you andDr. Watson will be able to continue with your interrupted holiday.
These mutual associations in many cases operate purely at local or regional level, and they will be able to continue these activities.
Mr Davies, B&Q/Kingfisher will be able to continue to use their labelling scheme.
It was also particularly important because this first stage means that the process will be able to continue in Barcelona.
At least the next 7-10 years, will be able to continue indexing pensions on time.
It is partly due to Parliament that the very effective special hotline for victims of violence will be able to continue operating.
We hope that the Commission will be able to continue Europe's healing process in full throttle.
Please accept my assurance that they are all listened to with a great deal of attention and I hope that we will be able to continue to work together in this way.
And you will be able to continue living outside of the Roman law.
Skylink platform subscribers Markiza TV program will be able to continue to watch, but only HD resolution.
Viewers will be able to continue watching this program in more technically perfect image quality in HD resolution.
Credit institutions covered by these prohibitions will be able to continue providing banking/custody services to hedge funds.
Investors will be able to continue to give their orders in national currencies and the intermediaries are obliged to convert them.
One result achieved by Parliament was that Finland's export industry will be able to continue to transport our goods into mainland Europe by road too.
Travellers will be able to continue to enjoy being served Russian food to their tables on porcelain plates in the beautifully decorated restaurant cars.
Only then will Europe be purged of its last critics, andthe cult of Europe will be able to continue its conversion mission undisturbed.
Member States will be able to continue to apply their of grounds for refusal from the bilateral mutual legal assistance treaties or legal principles of domestic law.
The Commission's draft directive envisages that Member States will be able to continue to set quantitative limits on the operation of pension funds.
In the meantime, the Member States which had chosen to calculate assistance for the oilseeds sector from the historical regional oilseed yield will be able to continue using this method.
I hope that those communities will be able to continue to exist in the way that they always have.
It should, however, be emphasised that support for development of the potential of national judiciary in the Balkans is a fundamental matter, so thatlocal courts will be able to continue the work which the Tribunal has begun.
I am sure that Parliament will be able to continue to make a useful contribution during the debate.
The Council welcomes the extension of the mandate of the Tripartite Core Group in coordinating post-Cyclone Nargis rehabilitation efforts, andhopes that the TCG will be able to continue its effective role in facilitating the flow of international assistance.
With the acquisition, the parties will be able to continue to offer new types of services to their current customer base.
Mr President, I would like to guarantee President Barroso my support as the European People's Party's delegate, andexpress the hope that the present Europe Commission will be able to continue the job which has been started involving the social integration of the Roma.
Private businesses(Point 36 of the Green Paper) will be able to continue to work in national currency throughout Phase B, although they may choose to conduct all or some of their operations in the Single Currency.
I hope that the envisaged mechanism will come into force and that it will contribute to reinforcing the parties' trust,as well as that the Kingdom of Morocco will be able to continue with the reforms already started by Hassan II and carried forward by Mohammed VI.
It is also important for us to understand that the Member States will be able to continue to cite the grounds for refusing extradition or providing judicial assistance which are contained in the bilateral agreements on extradition and mutual judicial assistance.