Exemplos de uso de To be able to act em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Yes, but the window is closing for me to be able to act on this.
I want to be able to act and I want to be able to sing.
In particular helmets unfortunately we do not have the opportunity to be able to act in this way!
To be able to act upon the world, it is necessary to know its laws.
However, that is crucial if we are to be able to act effectively here and to bring about changes.
The challenge is to understand this risk beforehand and to be able to act if it comes true.
But for evolution to be able to act, there must be individual variation between mice, and between men.
Something that increases the possibilities of freeing our imagination in order to be able to act creatively on that we observe.
In order for the European Union to be able to act effectively in these circumstances we must meet three requirements.
In order to be able to act as providers of a service, manufacturing companies need an organisation in the form of manageable overseeable units.
It is down to us to clearly identify our interests andstrategic objectives in order to be able to act effectively.
Level of freedom a woman has in order to be able to act according to her choice instead of the choice of others.
This is an important prerequisite to keep an eye on the plant process all the time and to be able to act quickly in case of problems.
We talk about a rapid reaction force, and in order to be able to act in future in the area of foreign policy, we must be able to rely on GALILEO.
Furthermore, for her, the equality does not originate from the lineage, from the social status,but from the equality, in order to be able to act together.
In other words,we don't have the self-control to be able to act properly and restrain from doing something inappropriate.
Nevertheless, the idea of using the Armed Forces in disaster situations is an idea based on capabilities;it's not an idea about using military force in order to be able to act in the event of a disaster.
The toluene, solvent present in the gasoline,seems to be able to act upon the efferent auditory system, inhibiting the acoustic reflexes16.
The subjects of the study, university nursing students and future professionals,should not have presented doubts about EC and need to be able to act deftly in actions aimed at family planning.
In this way, MEL graduates are expected to be able to act and decide, with managerial style and determination, under complex and uncertain conditions, in a global economic and social environment.
Individual instances of SCP-2316 do not act on their own, butdo seem to be able to act collectively as a2 single unit.
The Holy See reaffirms the right of Chinese Catholics to be able to act freely, following their consciences and remaining faithful to the Successor of Peter and in communion with the universal Church.
The representation of the"Little House of Resilience" actually created the possibility for the nurse to be able to act in his/her care practice as a guardian of resilience.
In this way, MEL graduates are expected to be able to act and make decisions, with managerial style and determination, under complex and uncertain conditions, in a global economic and social environment.
We wanted EASA, the European Aviation Safety Agency,to become more efficient, to be able to act more swiftly and to be more responsive.
In this way, MEL graduates are expected to be able to act and make decisions, with managerial style and determination, under complex and uncertain conditions, in a global economic and societal environment.
The Spanish ceramics industry has adequate know-how and capital andhas solidly shown its entrepreneurial capability over the last few decades to be able to act on the saying"the world does not end at the Spanish frontier.