Exemplos de uso de Be able to resolve em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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We ought to be able to resolve our differences.
If they don't with draw those charges we may not be able to resolve it.
You may be able to resolve the issue without contacting WhatsApp.
I think someone with common sense ought to be able to resolve this.
The new truth, then,should be able to resolve all the fundamental questions of life.
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However, this is question of development policy which we will not be able to resolve here.
The countries concerned will not be able to resolve this problem without our help.
There appears to be some issues surrounding the procedure,but we should be able to resolve them.
In future, we Europeans have to be able to resolve our problems on our own.
Unless you are very experienced, follow the suggestions YaST makes when handling package conflicts,otherwise you may not be able to resolve them.
Europe faces problems in this sphere, and we will only be able to resolve them if we act with a common purpose.
Manually Solving Package Conflicts Unless you are very experienced, follow the suggestions YaST makes when handling package conflicts,otherwise you may not be able to resolve them.
After following these techniques,you would certainly be able to resolve iTunes error 6 in a trouble-free manner.
This chapter gives a number of methods that will- hopefully- allow you to isolate the cause of any problem that you will encounter,so that you may be able to resolve them.
I have no doubt that we will, in practice, be able to resolve these questions as we consider the legislation further.
There is widespread evidence that the level of structural unemployment has continued to rise in recent years,implying that the cyclical upswing will only be able to resolve a part of the unemployment problem.
I am concerned that we will not be able to resolve these issues if we limit our reflections to the existing text of the Constitutional Treaty.
Therefore, whenever I prayed,I prayed earnestly that I would be able to resolve the problem of sin.
Once you fix the system up, you will be able to resolve the Android battery drain problem, and this is what this guide is all about.
Let me say how pleased I am with the progress on this matter, since even if we currently have a problem with the discharge- a problem which, I hope,we shall soon be able to resolve- this is a cause for satisfaction.
If clients on your network must be able to resolve external DNS names, consider whether you should configure and use forwarders at DNS servers on your network.
Even if we resorted to all the measures listed in the resolution,we would not be able to resolve the problem of climate change entirely.
The Associate, in providing Premium Technical Support, will use commercially reasonable efforts to assist you with the problems you are experiencing but, due to the variety and the complexity of technologies available on the market,the Associate may not be able to resolve your issues.
If you have a permissions issue with your library,you might be able to resolve the issue by using the Photos library repair tool.
In fact, I would like to congratulate Commissioner Vitorino at this stage on his intention to present a framework decision to the Council within the course of this year,as a result of which we would then be able to resolve a number of these bottlenecks and issues.
Knowing I have capable employees who are amply paid,” I enunciate,“they ought to be able to resolve any problems that may arise since the business deal has already been struck.
If you need to use a serial device on a computer with no COM interfaces or want to access serial devices that are located remotely,there is a Serial over IP Connector technology that should be able to resolve your connectivity issues.
This new truth, as discussed in the"General Introduction",should be able to resolve completely the problems of religion and science according to one unified theme and thus overcome man's internal and external ignorance.
Just the day before, the common refrain among visibly weary officials had been that"we just don't know," with many having been fearful that members might not be able to resolve their differences on food stocks or trade facilitation.
The first is that, even if the Council were to approve Parliament' s proposals tomorrow morning,we would not be able to resolve the fundamental democratic imbalance and we would not be able to stop the intergovernmental drift.