Primeri uporabe Unable to afford v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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Quarter of households'unable to afford their own….
I am unable to afford the dentist.
Half of disabled people are unable to afford healthcare.
The small operators unable to afford several contracts with CRS providers will fall by the wayside.
Approximately 50% of people with disabilities are unable to afford care.
Millions of people found themselves unable to afford even the most basic of goods, and with no one to help them.
Unfortunately, this is yet another expense that most of us are unable to afford.
One in 10 girls in the UK are unable to afford hygiene products and are missing school as a result.
Hundreds of those sentenced to death are people unable to afford a fair trial.
Unable to afford the adventure, her grandchildren devise a plan to earn enough money to make her dream come true.
There are so many people who truly are unable to afford to purchase books.
If you were unable to afford expensive veterinary treatment to prolong the life of your pet, you may even feel a profound sense of guilt.
As a society, we cannot let down those pensioners who are unable to afford care themselves,” he said.
If you were unable to afford expensive veterinary treatment to save the life of your pet, you may even feel a profound sense of guilt.
All persons listed above must demonstrate that they are unable to afford the costs associated with the lawsuit, hiring a lawyer, etc.
Unable to afford the additional quarter per copy it cost to paste the front sleeves to the backs, the band bought a case of beer and glue sticks and held a party for its friends.
Healthcare in particular is often not universally accessible-for instance where someone is unable to afford official or unofficial extra charges.
With well over 50 mm people unable to afford health insurance and the skyrocketing costs, it is not surprising that over 60% of all personal bankruptcies are the result of medical bills.
Because of the high rates of poverty in this country, many families are unable to afford the costs associated with sending their children to school.
She was traveling second class, unable to afford for herself the luxury she provided for her occult superiors, and so was simply buried at sea without the others knowing about it.
Thus, it is quiteevident that most of the continent's poor people are unable to afford a smartphone or other devices for connecting to the internet.
The shares of people unable to afford durable goods of small value and to deal with unexpected expenses remain at the previous year's level(45.8%), which is 4.2 percentage points higher than in 2007.
Category 1 consists of people who, in the opinion of the Health Service Executive,are unable to afford general practitioner services for themselves and their dependants.
The share of the population unable to afford a meal with meat, chicken, fish(or vegetarian equivalent) every second day- something which is defined as a basic need by the World Health Organisation- was 8.7% of the population in 2010.
New York City launched a $100 million health insurance programto cover 600,000 uninsured residents, including those unable to afford coverage and those living in the United States illegally.
The share of the EU population unable to afford a meal with meat, chicken, fish(or vegetarian equivalent) every second day- something which is defined as a basic need by the World Health Organisation- was 8.7% in 2010, i.e. more than 43 million people.
New York City on Tuesday launched a $100 million health insuranceprogram to cover 600,000 uninsured city residents, including those unable to afford coverage and those living in the United States illegally.
But that's sort of what you have to do- you have to be your own most accurate critic and say‘OK,the lender thinks I'm pretty close to being unable to afford this, so what could happen to make me unable to afford this and how likely do I think that is?'.