Examples of using Able to count in English and their translations into Finnish
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I need to be able to count on you.
And I know we have had our ups and downs, d,but… I have always been able to count on you.
I need to be able to count on your support.
My Lily-bear. I have always been able to count on you.
We must be able to count on an extremely strong allegiance in these countries.
People also translate
And I have always been able to count on you, Tommy.
It must be able to count on their contributions to the debate on European democracy.
Yeah, but even so… you should be able to count on me.
But I have always been able to count on you. And I know we have had our ups and downs, D.
If we're going to work together,I have to be able to count on you.
Countries must be able to count on our support in this.
The starving, terrorised victims of the former resistance hero must be able to count on our support.
I have always been able to count on a few things.
I have been able to count on a great deal of support from Mrs Read and Mrs Plooij-van Gorsel in my negotiations in the Committee on Industry, External Trade, Research and Energy.
For this reason, the Ombudsman has always been able to count on the support of this Parliament.
Citizens must be able to count on their social rights being protected, even outside the borders of their own country.
In this unimaginable ordeal, they must be able to count upon our unqualified solidarity.
The regions must be able to count on the Member States to obtain genuine political and legal representation within the Union.
It has been joint work,within the framework of which I have always been able to count on Parliament's total support.
Universities must be able to count on significant and foreseeable public and private funding.
In this respect, the whole process of implementation showed how important oreven essential it is to be able to count on good cooperation between the local and central authorities.
However, we also need to be able to count on all the Member States, and, at the moment, not all of the Member States are with us.
Farmers need to be able to plan ahead andtherefore to be able to count onto commitments made by the authorities.
It must therefore be able to count on the support of the Members of the European Parliament, who will surely rally behind this proposal.
The Commission agrees that we obviously need to be able to count on quality inputs from Member States.
For his part, Tomas Plekanec was able to count on above-average goaltending from Carey Price and Peter Budaj en route to posting numbers solidly in the NHL top-25.
Getting the opportunity to share the ice on the same defensive pairing earlier this season for the first time in both of their respective careers,Weaver is thrilled to be able to count on Gilbert's ability to generate offense while protecting the net.
What you have always been able to count on, what I will always count on… is you.
It must also enable manufacturers to be able to count upon equality of treatment whatever the country.
Employees faced with these decisions must be able to count upon the European Union, on its legislation and on its institutions.