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Has God given you power to be able to carry out the work of a pastor?
To be able to carry out quantitative analyzes on samples containing metals.
For 10 days he organised andgathered the federal troops to be able to carry out the"operation.
Train the student to be able to carry out an artistic proposal based on a cinematographic script.
We need an objective,logical data system in order to be able to carry out this monitoring.
To be able to carry out this mission, you received with episcopal consecration three special offices.
In order for the Northern Dimension to be able to carry out its tasks, it needs a stable financial basis.
There are many other ways of gaining parliamentary experience so as to be able to carry out such a job.
In order to be able to carry out checks in a third country, the Commission would need the prior consent of the third country concerned.
The children suppress their affectivity and sensitivity in order to be able to carry out the professional's recommendations.
We need to be able to carry out the standard reproducible results test applied to the hockey stick data.
These third parties are granted access to such personal data they require in order to be able to carry out the particular service.
But to be able to carry out these tasks, it must first temper itself, and then temper the masses according to its example.
According to the same Eurobarometer Flash survey,only 11% of SMEs claim to be able to carry out all of their transactions in euro.
Different circuits exist in the Villa to be able to carry out this activity, one of them is the Circuit Eliseo Mercau that is in the Municipal Camping site.
As for level of schooling and income,as the levels increased, the probability of the elderly individuals to be able to carry out the activity increased.
I wish you all to be able to carry out your amateur radio peacefully, all together, as in a single family, without having to make a distinction between an association and the other.
These third parties are granted access to such personal data they require in order to be able to carry out the particular service.
Whereas in order to be able to carry out the veterinary checks satisfactorily, it is necessary to unload all animals at the border inspection post;
At the end of the semester,students are expected to be able to carry out all the work inherent in the syllabus.
By the same token, to be able to carry out its controlling function, the European Parliament must have access to OLAF reports without any special difficulty and whenever it wants.
Let us once again entrust ourselves to her heavenly intercession with filial trust, to be able to carry out our Christian mission in the world.
In order to be able to carry out the appropriate measures Greece should continue to have at its disposal sums equivalent to the Community support already granted under Regulation(EEC) No 2019/93.
The Church does not seek privileges or favours, butonly asks to be able to carry out her mission with respect for the laws that regulate civil coexistence.
We work in the area of making law,which is why the governments of successive presidencies are essential for us to be able to carry out the legislative process.
To be able to carry out this mission of yours fully, take pains to ensure that you are not the first to lack the indispensable spiritual nourishment of prayer and an intense sacramental life.
Its agents are trained to operate in both urban and wilderness environments so as to be able to carry out a wide range of duties.
I wish you all to be able to carry out your amateur radio peacefully, all together, as in a single family, without having to make a distinction between an association and the other.
We also believe that it is important for the EU to have the resources it requires to be able to carry out its new tasks under the Treaty of Lisbon.
I wish all of you to be able to carry out your activities as a ham peacefully, all together, like in a single family, without having to make a distinction between an association and the other.