Examples of using Able to continue in English and their translations into Finnish
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Able to continue work in 3-5 rainy days.
How has it been able to continue for so long?
It makes no difference whatsoever for the Commission to be able to continue negotiations.
Are you able to continue, Miss Miller? Clause 14?
Her allergies are severe andshe wouldn't have been able to continue following them up there.
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I have also been able to continue my part-time work with no sick leave.
Those of you who believe the president is able to continue in office, vote yes.
We have to be able to continue and to support the right strategies.
We can only hope that the process of democratisation is able to continue under optimum conditions.
These groups have been able to continue their activities legally under the military regime.
If you choose not to accept the changes,you will not be able to continue to use ClassFlow.
Existing ADR should be able to continue to operate within that framework.
It is also used in patients who experienced serious side effects with previous treatment andare not able to continue taking it.
Operators would be able to continue using existing labels.
ECHO and the organisations working with our money have managed to build up a portfolio of meaningful activities that they have been able to continue.
Difficulties notwithstanding, Latvia has been able to continue on the path of reforms that she has chosen.
We will be able to continue this debate with the documents that will be presented to reform fisheries after 2002.
Firstly, the argument has been put forward that the coal mines that become competitive during the closure period should be able to continue to operate.
We are willing and able to continue to cooperate with you in promoting security and stability.
In this context, stresses the importance ofthe European Anti-Fraud Office(OLAF) being able to continue to perform its tasks in an independent and efficient manner;
We are delighted to be able to continue and expand on the good cooperation we have embarked on with Digia, alongside Igence.
European citizens who have moved temporarily or permanently to another Member State should be able to continue to watch their favourite programmes.
However, the Artic Council has been able to continue its co-operative work on Arctic issues between all the member countries.
Border regions that belong to countries of the European Economic Area(EEA) andthe regions of the Russian Federation that are currently taking part in Cross-Border Cooperation programmes should be able to continue to do so.
On this basis, we should be able to continue to play a full and constructive role in any re-launch of negotiations.
The MATIF, which is one of the most important futures markets in Europe, if not the most important,should be able to continue to develop and compete with the futures market of the United States.
I am delighted to be able to continue to collaborate with the European Parliament in order to turn this objective into reality.
Current experience suggests that Member States' governments are fully aware of this and have been able to continue to raise the tax take despite falling tobacco usage and sales across Europe.
That these programmes are now able to continue until 1999 is welcomed given the severity of the economic difficulties that many of the regions confront.
One day we will perhaps be able to go further, but for the moment the EASA has a number of difficult tasks to carry out, andit must be able to continue to monitor the application of the joint rules very closely through inspections in the Member States.