Exemples d'utilisation de To be able to publish en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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They want to be able to publish.
To be able to publish content in different languages, you may want to actually translate it.
I would hate not to be able to publish.
In order to be able to publish the game, we had to make some compromises.
They know the marketing techniques to be able to publish attractive job offers.
In order to be able to publish information that is truly useful for its clients, FAMI S.r.l.
A price comparison is indispensable in order to be able to publish field reports.
He hopes to be able to publish his poems one day.
Thanks to Thorgal,we have done an impossible thing, to be able to publish a COMIC capitalist… in Poland.
EFRAG expects to be able to publish its proposals in the first half of 2018.
We are working to develop this kind of cost information and hope to be able to publish more complete cost estimates in two years.
The Company expects to be able to publish its fully audited Annual Report for the full year 2016 on 20 April 2017.
Sure enough, seen like that, everything looks cool and easy butlet me tell you that to be able to publish a single post, there is on average 7 hours of work.
To be able to publish in the journal must be a signatory Subscribe r and to date of its contribution.
You must authenticate to be able to publish on this portal.
In order to be able to publish the results of investigations with respect to information that has been processed statistically.
For example, you may allow registered users to create only a couple of datasets each, butyour Chief Data Office will need to be able to publish as many datasets as the license allows.
What a strange miracle to be able to publish an object like this today.
To be able to publish information which is at the same time multimedia, dynamic and customizable is becoming an ever increasing need for our clients.
The media asserts the right to be able to publish names and be in open courts.