Eksempler på brug af To be able to compete på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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They want to be able to compete at a high level.
Must have been pretty disappointing… not to be able to compete when you got out.
I want to be able to compete in the world in the future.
With farmers throughout the world. And that's also needed in order to be able to compete.
And that's also needed in order to be able to compete with farmers throughout the world.
European planning of the railways and for the different operators currently in the countries of the European Union to be able to compete within this network.
If newspapers want to be able to compete with TV, they will have to offer something TV can't offer.
The OECD agreement is the best way forward for the Community's shipyards to be able to compete on a level playing field.
For wind power to be able to compete with nuclear power there would have to be 500 turbines in work.
In today's global economy the EU is never going to be able to compete on price alone and nor should it.
For the EU to be able to compete with the United States of America for trained and educated immigrants, the Union needs to become a more attractive prospect.
It is thus important for the people designing the communication to be able to compete with the information noise and penetrate to the recipients.
I share the Commission's view that the system should be simplified andshould focus more on the countries in greatest need of it in order to be able to compete within the global market.
I want the sector to be able to compete so that Europe will continue to be the world's leading producer of wine.
We are sure that in our partner countries of the ACP, substantial investments are being made in order to be able to compete with regard to quality on the world market.
In order for your horse to be able to compete at the age of 3 years, you have to choose which riding style will be its speciality.
Naturally we also have to look at the problemfrom the demand side, which calls for greater cost efficiency to be able to compete better in today's global economy.
To be able to compete we therefore need a real European engine capable of reaching this goal and that engine needs to be given enough fuel, that is, sufficient budgetary means.
An F4 Phantom with a half-jested attempt at an equivalency upgrade andis unlikely to be able to compete for very long with newer Enterprise filesystems such as Oracle's ZFS.
If we want the European Union to be able to compete successfully with other states, it must fully implement in its internal market the free movement of capital, goods and services as well as the free movement of workers.
Why has an internal market notbeen established yet and why is every club required to operate within the domestic market in order to be able to compete with each other at European level?
And I also wanted Carol to be able to compete with other women that were younger than her and that were her same age, in a way that did not destroy their relationships. I wanted Carol to have friends that were older than her.
As in other cases, we could certainly intervene and ask the Cambodian Government to stop abusing its political opponent andallow him room to join the others on equal terms in order to be able to compete in the political struggle.
The business was another little regional airline in Brazil also to be able to compete with the massive ones part of this strategy was supposed to give reduced quality support.
In spite of this aid, which is at times massive, I knew of cases where the public authorities were paying one third and even more for ships- when I say the public authority,of course I mean the tax payer- often in order to be able to compete with shipyards within the Union itself.
Whether or not rules requiring professional or semiprofessional sportsmen or persons aspiring to such status to have been authorised or selected by their national federation in order to be able to compete in an international competition and laying down national entry quotas or similar competitions are contrary to the Treaty of Rome, in particular Articles 59 to 66 and Articles 85 and 86.
There are also many reservations and concerns, with fears that the European Union will end up with the model of what I might summarise in general terms asa sort of'leisure agriculture', and that we are to some extent losing sight of the need to be flexible enough to be truly competitive and to be able to compete internationally.
The document is of special significance to independent car service stations,which require access to technical information to be able to compete effectively with authorised service stations, as well as to independent producers of car parts.
The existing King-of-the-Hill filesystem,"ext"(the current version called ext4) is pretty good- but it is limited, stuck in an old paradigm(think of a brand new F22 Raptor vs. an F4 Phantom with a half-jested attempt at an equivalency upgrade) andis unlikely to be able to compete for very long with newer Enterprise filesystems such as Oracle's ZFS.
Huawei will assist in tailoring a career-based development program for the students to equip them with the necessary skills to be able to compete in an emerging digital economy,” the company said.