Examples of using Able to react in English and their translations into Finnish
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He won't be able to react.
The reason for introducing dairy farming into Article 186 is the fact that we need to be able to react fast.
You just won't be able to react for a few hours.
When there are urgent and serious problems, the European Union needs to be able to react appropriately.
Dopegit" is able to react with other drugs.
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In future, the administration must be able to react more quickly.
I need to be able to react to danger on a moment's notice.
In addition, such platforms should be able to react independently.
Europe must be able to react to rapid changes in the world.
The bodies in charge of price monitoring andcontrol should be able to react as soon as they receive a complaint.
The Council should be able to react quickly and adopt an implementing act within two months.
Public administration in some Member States is able to react more rapidly than others.
The European Union must be able to react quickly to food crises.
In view of the urgency with which both this Parliament and the Council have dealt with this package of measures,one might think we have been able to react quickly.
And how can we train ourselves to be able to react still more quickly?
The ECB must be able to react and adapt to quickly changing conditions in the money and capital markets, to address specific cases and to deal with matters of urgency.
It is very important that the European Union has been able to react to the failure of the Belarusian presidential elections.
With thousands of people arriving every day at certain sections of the external border,it is clear that Member States also need to be able to react quickly and in a coherent manner.
We in the EU must be able to react quickly to the challenges that await us.
First of all, I would say that I have heard a lot on the challenges the ECB faced andpraise for the ECB for having been able to react in real time in very difficult circumstances.
Collectively, people will be able to react to events much faster than in previous times;
A permanent integrated system for border management will ensure the Union and its Member States are prepared in face of exceptional situations at the external borders and able to react effectively and in time should they arise.
There is a need to be able to react faster than the current structure allows.
With the exception of a review pursuant to paragraph 1(b), the application for a review shall be made promptly,in any event within 45 days from the day the defendant was effectively acquainted with the contents of the order and was able to react.
This is in order to be able to react quickly to any change in the humanitarian situation.
In the face of natural disasters and other crisis situations, the European Union should be able to react rapidly and efficiently by using appropriate resources.
We must be able to react quickly and appropriately and finance unforeseen measures and organisations which lack the approval of governments, if necessary even covering our tracks.
On the other hand, many of the delegations considered that the Commission must be able to react swiftly and flexibly to unpredictable situations and factors.
Of course, we need to be able to react rapidly, but the EU must improve its ability to use all the economic and political levers at its disposal and use them more effectively to tackle the root causes of tension, which the Commissioner mentioned earlier.