Examples of using Able to send in English and their translations into Finnish
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If Michele's able to send it over tonight.
Any information to Miami in weeks. I haven't been able to send.
Buffalo had no business being able to send that game to overtime.
You are able to send more experience players on the field to overturn the averse score.
Maybe if the gate is buried, they won't be able to send a rescue team.
Iâ€TMve been able to send print orders to the ET-4550 from every app.
You realise that if Stargate Command was able to send help.
With the below information we are able to send you a quote tailored to your specific needs.
I think there is a striking lack of male speakers andI am glad that my group has been able to send two.
Then nothing she knows will matter. and we are able to send her back, Well, if we're dealing with a tangent timeline.
I did not call for EU observers last week and, indeed, earlier in the debate I was very clear in saying that, should the circumstances have justified it,the European Union would have been able to send an observer mission to the Iranian elections.
This will have you able to send fun, engaging and light hearted messages that will get a good response.
You realize that if Stargate Command was able to send help I know.
With a reasonable charge, we are able to send our engineers to your facility and have the entire system assembled for you.
Exercising the freedom to provide services means being able to send staff to another Member State.
It is crucial for the successful launch of SEPA that those banks whose payment volumes represent the critical mass of payments are able to send and to receive SEPA credit transfers as from January 2008.
I regret not being financially able to send money for your excellent newsletter renewal as it has been such a comfort to me during 10 years of my lymphoma journey.
Under the terms of these commitments, overseas companies, with a contract to provide servicesin 21 important designated sectors, will be able to send skilled employees to the European Union to provide these services for up to six months at a time.
In lathing I was pleased to be able to send home each nail with a single blow of the hammer, and it was my ambition to transfer the plaster from the board to the wall neatly and rapidly.
As early as the beginning of next year, these countries will be able to send observers to what will also become their own Parliament.
But I remain convinced that, unless we are able to send a clear signal by reasserting the position we took at first reading, there will not be that incentive that comes from the clear knowledge that these sanctions are there and will be implemented.
If you exceed this number, you will not be able to send or receive new messages until you delete some old ones.
The time has now come,though, to be able to send Parliamentary representatives to all the meetings and to participate in the IGC on the same basis as the Commission, as a Community institution, to make our case, to advocate our proposals and at times to argue against the proposals made by others.
We need to seize on that: we must insist on being able to send observers who can ensure basic human rights.
We therefore consider it essential that Parliament should be able to send three specialised representatives to serve on the Board, and it goes without saying that they must have the same voting rights as all the other Board members.
As a result of this, all Member States should have been able to send messagesin digital form since the third quarter of 2001.
Corporate treasurers have long dreamed of being able to send all payments in 1 file and with 1 format to any bank for execution, regardless of destination national or cross-border.
As a result of this all Member States should have been able to send messages in digital form since the third quarter of 2001.
It would appear that poor countries, such as Peru or Colombia,have benefited from being able to send us their asparagus or prawns without having to pay customs duties, even if some trade deflection has come about due to a lack of clarity over the rules of origin.