Exemplos de uso de To be able to explain em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I need to be able to explain my approach.
That's the story we would want to be able to explain.
I got eyewitnesses reporting something that nobody seems to be able to explain.
How we desire to be able to explain'Everything' to you.
I don't have the slightest idea who I am, andI'm supposed to be able to explain it to you?
To be able to explain trends, give opinions and qualify arguments.
So we need something to be able to explain that.
To be able to explain your products and services to your clients;
You don't think it behoves me to be able to explain any of this?
To be able to explain and share your ideas while being able to convince the people.
I have to go back to rummage through some old funny ridiculous stories to be able to explain something about.
It will be the ideal opportunity to be able to explain Parliament' s position on cultural policy issues directly to the operators on the ground.
Once you understand what you enjoy back there you will be in a much better position to be able to explain that to your partner.
I want to be able to explain at the time of the vote why the compromise text in the name of my colleague, Mr Hendrick, is particularly to be commended.
If you succeed in building one,you are guaranteed not to be able to explain it using the known laws of physics.
The group wanted to be able to explain what they did in a plain way. They knew, though, that people are not always as they want to be; instead the others see them.
The engineer for labor protection must provide it in its entirety,on time, to be able to explain the data that is displayed in it.
Because they say these people study in order to be able to explain, to be able to understand, and then to be able to explain to others if something can be done and what can be done.
I have to go back to rummage through some old funny ridiculous stories to be able to explain something about.
To be able to explain the reasoning behind their automated decision-making processes- and thus grant the right to explanation to their customers- companies must wait until radical improvements in understanding how machines learn.
There really had to be a succession of extraordinary events to be able to explain this situation," Borloo said on RTL radio Tuesday.
There's a lot of research and a lot of failure, trial and error-- I guess, more error-- that goes into each and every dish, so we don't always get it right,and it takes a while for us to be able to explain that to people.
That is why it is important for local politicians to be able to explain that these are concerns we share with other European countries.
Though I deem it impossible to portray the individuality of the various groups of directors, centers, and controllers of universe power,I hope to be able to explain something about the domain of their activities.
To be able to explain to the dear ones what one can and can not do, whilst it is ensured that the medication will be adjusted in the doses required to make the child comfortable, helps to build and preserve the family confidence in the palliative care team.
I have thought in the sense that there are gods, andeither have someone found the whole thing to be able to explain things they did not understand.
Already in the"Phenomenology" Hegel heavily criticizes pseudo-scientific doctrines which claim to be able to explain human behaviour through"exterior and accidental" details such as the form of the head or the characteristics of the body.
There's a lot of research and a lot of failure, trial and error-- I guess, more error-- that goes into each and every dish, so we don't always get it right,and it takes a while for us to be able to explain that to people.
This new model suggests an interaction of coagulation factors with specific cell surfaces and seems to be able to explain many issues hitherto not explained by the traditional coagulation cascade.