Examples of using Able to count in English and their translations into Czech
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I will be able to count on you.
I may have only recently learned to read, Stanley butI have always been able to count.
I have always been able to count on you, buddy.
I really like being able to count on extremely prompt customer assistance, which has always figured out my problems; it's very nice working on the PC knowing help is just around the corner.
I hope I will again be able to count on your support.
We also hope to be able to count on your support in order to release the President of the Palestinian Legislative Council and all MPs who were arrested and are still prisoners of Israel.
If she agrees, will we be able to count on your support?
Developing countries will be able to count on financial aid to alleviate the effects of sudden increases in food prices, and an additional EUR 1 billion will also be earmarked for efforts to prevent famine in the Developing World.
She's the only person I have ever been able to count on in the world.
So I won't be able to count on your normal lightning speed And cat-like reflexes?
They will no longer be refused access andwill be able to count on assistance, if needed.
As we won't be able to count on your looks, we will have to work on.
If the regulation under discussion helps to bring this about,we shall be able to count it as one of our successes.
I would like to be able to count on an invitation the next time the lords meet, sir.
The PPE Group encourages you to come up with ambitious proposals andyou will be able to count on our support here in Parliament.
My crew needs to be able to count on me and on each other after you're gone.
Therefore, over the next six and the subsequent twelve months ofthis trio of presidencies, you will be able to count on the support of the Socialists and Democrats.
How wonderful to be able to count on that familiarity, on knowing we're not alone.
For example, thanks to fitness tracking application that can be downloaded,you will be able to count your individual steps, leaps, jumps and distance traveled.
In doing this we were able to count on the excellent cooperation we have had with Member States and with the ECB.
As far back as 2005, the President of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev, pledged that all the rights of journalistswould be respected and that they would be able to count on help in the event of any kind of danger.
I have always been able to count on a few things.
I also wish to congratulate Sebastián Piñera's new Government which takes office today, andto encourage him in the reconstruction efforts for which I hope he will be able to count on the European Union's full support.
As we won't be able to count on your looks.
Once transposed nationally, regionally and locally, it will appreciably improve payment, particularly by public authorities, to companies, especially small and medium-sized enterprises,which will be able to count on having a more secure cash flow.
In this, the Commission will be able to count on the support of the European Parliament.
In this, you will be able to count on the full support of our group, as we all know, particularly in these times of economic and financial crisis, that it is not nationalism or protectionism that will relieve our difficulties or secure our future; only continuing European integration represents a solution for the peoples of Europe, for the citizens of Europe.
We are all in this together, Neelix, andwe have to be able to count on each other no matter how hard it gets.
I know that we will be able to count on strong support for this from Parliament, and I thank you for this support.
If one thing has become clear from these preliminary considerations on the reports that you have presented, and from all the discussions we have had during the course of our Presidency, it is that, if we want to rebuild growth on a sound basis,Europe needs to be able to count on the potential, the capacity and the knowledge of all of its citizens, including all of its women.