Exemples d'utilisation de To be able to conduct en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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To be able to conduct talks or other telephony.
This is necessary for OLAF to be able to conduct investigations within them.
Mr. M. AMANN(CIAM)explained that CIAM relied on voluntary contributions to be able to conduct its work.
CTED expects to be able to conduct one such visit per month.
On 19 March 1995,the IDF imposed a curfew on Yatta village in order to be able to conduct a search campaign.
Scale to be able to conduct experiments with multiple users.
Sufficient Japanese language proficiency to be able to conduct research in Japanese.
They hope to be able to conduct the first tests in real conditions around 2020.
Still, one needs to be guided in order to be able to conduct effective risk assessments.
In order to be able to conduct a debate on the matter, it is important that we have the right basis.
Sufficient Japanese-language proficiency to be able to conduct research and interact in Japanese.
They need to be able to conduct a prompt and full and unimpeded as well as transparent investigation.
Parliament has recognized the need for every federal court to be able to conduct proceedings in either English or in French.
To be able to conduct therapy, we need to know what kind of"neurogenic" bladder has a patient.
The objective of ten percent new members by the end of the year is important in order to be able to conduct this offensive all-sidedly.
Every professional to be able to conduct sophisticated analytics and.
What access does the Commissioner have to the Communications Security Establishment( CSE) to be able to conduct his reviews effectively?
Dr. Ouellette indicated that to be able to conduct an evaluation, the patient has to be honest and sincere.
And strong tax measures also should have been taken to increase tax revenues so as to be able to conduct an anti-austerity policy.
It announced that it hoped to be able to conduct a field intercomparison exercise for mercury in 2002.