Examples of using Able to exercise in English and their translations into Finnish
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So we are able to exercise that role.
Nonetheless, we must be allowed and we must be able to exercise it.
But you won't be able to exercise it much longer.
They have nothing to do with how long that government will be able to exercise genuine power.
Voters were able to exercise their franchise freely, despite a tense pre-election period.
People also translate
The main thing is to be able to exercise regularly.
Man is able to exercise scientific, moral, and spiritual insight prior to all exploration or experimentation.
As for the WTO itself, it must be brought under the control of the people. NGOs, trade unions andparliamentarians must be able to exercise this control.
Are corporations a person able to exercise religious rights?
After what Mrs Reding said, we hope that the PEGI(Pan-European Game Information)system will really become a body able to exercise more effective control.
I would like my clients to be able to exercise their constitutional rights.
Parliament itself should exercise a greater degree of self-restraint here andretain a dispassionate scrutiny, so that we are able to exercise our authority for the discharge.
I would like my clients to be able to exercise their constitutional rights.
Since 1999 Kosovo has been administered by the United Nations and, during that time,in accordance with Resolution 1244, Serbia has not been able to exercise any effective authority.
Citizens should be able to exercise fully the rights deriving from the citizenship of the Union.
Only in this way is the Member of Parliament able to exercise control.
We believe that Parliament should be able to exercise democratic scrutiny and I wholeheartedly welcome the statement of Ms Malmström that this will be the case.
That's your privilege. Butyou won't be able to exercise it much longer.
Third, supervisors should be able to exercise their judgments and powers independently, and in a non-discriminatory manner, with respect to licensing, inspections, sanctioning, and enforcement actions.
First, the representatives elected by the people must be able to exercise their mandate freely and entirely independently.
My group questions the legitimacy of such a consultation, aimed solely at convincing the international community that the situation in the region has been normalised andthat the people have been able to exercise their sovereignty.
The text already'calls for minorities to be able to exercise all rights granted by the Iranian Constitution.
They should be able to exercise their right to move and reside freely in the Union, their right to vote for and stand as a candidate in European Parliament and municipal elections, their right to consular protection and their right to petition the European Parliament.
They must also be entrusted with all of the powers laid down in the framework, and be able to exercise them without outside interference.
Allow me simply to say that, as regards implementing measures each institution must be able to exercise its prerogatives autonomously, in harmony with the other institutions, and must avoid burdening the citizens and economic entities with the risk of legal insecurity.
Their rights to diplomatic and consular protection as EU citizens should be clear andthey should be able to exercise those rights whenever needed.
As a general rule, for an applicant to be able to exercise his or her right to an effective remedy, he or she has the right to remain until the time-limit for lodging a first level of appeal expires and where the applicant exercises such right, pending the outcome of the remedy Article 541.
UN security forces have been restricted in their activity in Western Sahara,whereas they should be able to exercise complete control and oversee humanitarian aid.
However, where the reverse charge procedure is applicable, as in the cases in the main proceedings, Article 18(1)(d)of the Sixth Directive authorises the Member States to establish the formalities with which the taxable person must comply in order to be able to exercise his right to deduct.