Examples of using Able to react in English and their translations into Croatian
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They are not able to react to the action of the drug.
Public administration in some Member States is able to react more rapidly than others.
The Council should be able to react quickly and adopt an implementing act within two months.
European countries entered the crisis with major weaknesses and were not able to react adequately.
They need to be able to react to the world around them.
It was because you were sloppy in securing the area… that you weren't able to react to sudden changes!
Romanian authorities will be able to react to floods more quickly, thanks to a new prediction system.
This allows you to capture an unpredictable moment which happens much faster than you are able to react.
Then your body will be able to react spontaneously.
After a great tragedy that has wounded your families andyour city- concludes Pope Francis- you have been able to react, get up, look ahead.
Through this the immune system will be able to react more quickly when it is exposed to the virus.
The Hungarian government has undertaken the obligation to create large financial reserves in the national budget,in order to be able to react to a recession.
By the time they're only five days old,they're already able to react to the vibrations created by the hunting wasps.
The EU must be able to react to unexpected events, seize new opportunities and anticipate and adapt to future trends.
In order to be a successful person in today's society,we need to be able to react to conflicts effectively.
The EU must be able to react to unexpected events, seize new opportunities and anticipate and adapt to future trends and security risks.
For that service we have established support organization able to react in very short time on complete territory during defined period.
With thousands of people arriving every day at certain sections of the external border,it is clear that Member States also need to be able to react quickly and in a coherent manner.
A monitoring and information centre accessible and able to react immediately 24 hours a day is hereby established and is located in the premises of the Commission.
Because we areprepared for change and, with our Europe-wide transport partner network, able to react quickly to your transport needs.
You should know these factors so that you are able to react correctly to changes in your blood sugar level and to prevent it from becoming too high or too low.
Thanks to continuous training and development, we are perfectly informed about the latest innovations and trends andare therefore able to react quickly to changing conditions on the market.
Cane Corso is able to react lightly to aggression from a foreign person or dog, but they perfectly understand the boundaries between the game, a possible danger and a real threat.
Everything will be done to keep all events under the control.…We will be able to react depending on the situation," de Kermabon said.
The Commission should, therefore, be able to react to serious failures in a Member State's control system by adopting measures applicable until such time as the Member State concerned takes the necessary action to remedy the disruption.
When one of the logistics providers cannot temporarily offer a desired service we are able to react and find an immediate solution by shifting to another provider.
So far, energy intensive industries have been able to react to the climate challenge by improving their efficiency, but as much of the potential has been tapped, the threat of carbon leakage should be taken even more seriously in the future.
Online technologies develop at a fast pace and industry self-regulation is seen as the most effective approach to be able to react quickly concerning new developments of children's use and risks.
The reinforcement of the Flexibility Instrument and the Emergency Aid Reserve will allow more funds to be shifted more easily between budget headings and years,in order for the Union to be able to react to unforeseen events and new priorities.