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I have to be able to count on you.
We have got a ton of work to do here,and I need to be able to count on you.
I mean, you got to be able to count bathrooms.
To be able to count verbally; recognize numbers;
Added index in order to be able to count unread entries without join.
The Boaventura Group stands at a crossroads, and I still haven' t decided the way forward, but if I choose to reach an agreement with the Spaniards,I' d like to be able to count on your unconditional support.
I have to be able to count on my team.
Commander, as long as this hearing is going on, I have to be able to count on you to be there.
Youll need to be able to count to play this.
We are looking for candidates who want to work on their development, they want to develop in long-term perspective andare looking for a company to be able to count on them in future.
I have to be able to count on you, and someday, others will, too.
The Commission agrees that we obviously need to be able to count on quality inputs from Member States.
I have to be able to count on you, and someday others will too.
We are all in this together, NeeIix,and we have to be able to count on each other no matter how hard it gets.
I hope to be able to count on your support and remain with my heartiest greetings.
Farmers need to be able to plan ahead and therefore to be able to count onto commitments made by the authorities.
You know you have to be able to count on your team, because your life is in their hands, and their lives are in yours.
Mr President, during these times of uncertainty, it is important to be able to count on something with a reliable value: the euro.
My crew needs to be able to count on me and on each other after you're gone.
Prior to include any of these pages you must make a plan and know how big and thick you want your website to be able to count information that you will deliver visitors.
How wonderful to be able to count on that familiarity, on knowing we're not alone.
People whose lives orphysical integrity are endangered by circumstances that they are forced to flee must still to be able to count on being taken in and looked after in Europe.
So as to be able to count on the people's and professional skills of our employees in the future, we both demand and support life-long learning.
It is in the interests of all citizens, particularly given the difficult economic andfinancial situation we face at present, to be able to count on efficient EU agencies that are able to use the budgets granted to them in a transparent and responsible fashion.
To be able to count on a faithful partner like Giga is an ulterior advantage since the relationship that has been established has undoubtedly created a consistent part of the added value” this is the assessment of Maretto.
I am very grateful for their speeches which, along with others, make it clear that this is a strategic objective of the European Union, although they have also warned of the difficulties still involved in the manufacture and widespread, mass development of electric vehicles, andalso of the need to be able to count on the support of all political and economic stakeholders.
In short, if we want to be successful,we have to be able to count on the European regions, the towns and the cities and on a reformed Cohesion policy in line with the new situation.
Innovation in recycled materials markets needs to be able to count on a renewed and consistent European regulatory framework, with incentives linking product innovation with product use, combatting the present flows of scrap materials and components for reprocessing and disposal in countries with low processing costs, where scant attention is paid to the health and safety of workers7.
I wouldn't be able to count.
We wouldn't be able to count it all.