Examples of using To be able to function in English and their translations into Danish
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The European Union has to be able to function.
To be able to function effectively, the Union needs to have clear-cut powers in a number of areas.
Okay, but… I need to be able to function.
Ibelievein all theessentialelements that a civilized society with law andorder need to be able to function.
It needs financial help to be able to function as an independent state.
Their digestive organs have to be filled up in order to be able to function.
If we want the EU to be able to function with thirty Member States, then it must focus its power and commitment on the genuinely cross-border issues.
It is important for this food authority to be able to function independently.
This is needed for people to be able to function in today's fast-moving world, where people travel hundreds of kilometres to attend a specific meeting.
There should also be sufficient funding for all recognised parties to be able to function as a party.
So the installed system had to be able to function effectively within stable operational parameters and provide totally reliable air conditioning for the shopping mall.
Not all cholesterol is bad;in fact, our bodies need cholesterol to be able to function effectively.
However, in order to be able to function efficiently, this authority must be given far-reaching powers and must also have the mandate to monitor banks which operate across national borders.
This is necessary if the EU is to be able to function in the future.
Secondly, I hope that we can work for those resources which are needed if the treaty is to be able to function.
The condition of the application WhatsApp for MacOS or Windows to be able to function is that mobile phone or iPhone to be around.
Upon the basis of the Statute adopted in Rome in 1998,the preparatory committee has laid down the majority of the instruments that the Court will need to be able to function effectively.
The quality of work is an extremely important consideration if people are to be able to function properly in the economy, in an economy based more on knowledge and creativity.
Clear and well defined rules are also needed in order for the different judicial systems to be able to function together.
If a Union of 30 members is going to be able to function, it must concentrate on the genuinely cross-border questions and only act in those areas where European cooperation produces the best results.
Your bodies are having to cope with the internal changes that must happen in order for you to be able to function successfully after the Transition.
For the European Union of the future to be able to function more effectively, more democratically and with complete transparency, clearly what we need is an extensive and in-depth reform of the institutions and the way they work.
In my view the concentrations of power in the publishing world are a growing threat to the conditions the press need to be able to function effectively.
The European Union must implement these measures for the Internal Market to be able to function normally, for consumers to be protected, and for business operators to be able to engage in fair business practices.
I would ask the Spanish Presidency, during whose term of office the Statute for the International Criminal Court will in all likelihood be approved,to put all its efforts into ensuring that the court will have the sufficient means to be able to function as it should.
In order for the Schengen area to be able to function effectively and for the goals set to be achieved, it is necessary to ensure that the abolition of border control does not have negative consequences, particularly as regards illegal migration.
The Melchizedeks are the first order of divine Sons to approach sufficiently near the lower creature life to be able to function directly in the ministry of mortal uplift,to serve the evolutionary races without the necessity of incarnation.
The overall message that we are giving to the IGC is that this Parliament wants the IGC to be ambitious, to think long term and not short term and to address all the issues that need to be addressed if a Union of nearly 30 Member States is to be able to function effectively.
Without them we would not be able to function.