Examples of using Not been able in English and their translations into Finnish
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His lawyer has not been able to visit him.
Have not been able to win in Wisconsin. Lot of Republicans, since 1984, in the presidential races.
These presidents with extended powers have not been able or willing to improve the quality of life of their subjects.
Mr President, Commissioner, the population of Nepal has known poverty anda ruthless caste system for centuries, and a government that has not been able to offer any solutions.
Instructors of infant CPR have not been able to know for sure what the participants learned.
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While we should not play down the advantages of the ratification of the Kyoto Process and the initiative to reduce by half, between now and 2015, the number of people without quality drinking water and adequate sanitary conditions,the Earth Summit has not been able, whatever Mr Prodi thinks, to'restore hope to the poorest?!
I believe- and this would be an amendment that I have not been able to table due to the rules- that the creation of a special instrument to protect the victims of terrorism should be an inalienable priority for the European Union.
And while at certain times the State has controlled the natural resources, whether oil or minerals,it has not been able to carry out industrialisation, to give added value to these natural resources.
We have seen howimportant this debate is, but we have not been able to go into great depth because Parliament itself and its services have made it impossible for us to do so, as we are required to deal with no less than six reports at the same time.
Furthermore, even assuming that absolute physical impossibility to perform the obligations at issue imposed by Directives 89/369 and 89/429 may justify failure to fulfil them,the French Government has not been able to establish such impossibility in the present case see Commission ν United Kingdom, cited above, paragraph 46.
If the old Member States with their long-term experience have not been able to ensure adequate transparency in dealing with EU public funds, there is no doubt that similar deficiencies can be anticipated in the new Member States.
As you mentioned, Madam Commissioner,even several UN member states have not been able to agree on an international definition of terrorism.
We quite understand that the assessment you have presented to us, Commissioner,has not been able to take account of the most recent developments in Slovakian politics and society, which is why the rapporteur's demand- which I am sure will have the support of the overwhelming majority in this House- is all the more important that we should agree to re-evaluate Slovakia's position in the spring of next year, in order to do justice to its new situation.
However, there are also other reasons for the lack of fellowship, andone is that it the congregation has not been able to invest in after-care and so that people would begin to feel at home in the congregation.
There has been no real cross-examination;they are not under oath; we have not been able to subpoena them; and there is the practical problem that flows from the inevitable requirement of interpretation.
Whereas Directive No 64/475/EEC14 and Directive No 72/221/EEC15, which aimed to provide abody of coherent statistics, have not been able to take account of economic and technical changes that have occurred since their adoption and should therefore be repealed;
There are no less than 157 cases still pending andI regret to have to say that in many cases the European Commission has not been able to act, to bring cases to the Court of Justice, because it does not know what is happening in Member States as the countries concerned have not reported back to Brussels on what they are doing about legislation.
The third point is that it is regrettable that the Members who have participated here in the debate andwho have raised the issue of security problems have not been able to recognise the improvements which Parliament has introduced by means of this regulation, in particular, the obligation to consult the Schengen Information System in advance.
According to law, persons who are relatives of today's active rebels are in the most vulnerable position, butthe Appellant had not been able to name with certainty the party which has persecuted him/her and he/she himself/herself had not been socially, politically or religiously active.
The Court then rejected the third plea in law, alleging infringement of Article 220(2)(b) of the CCC,since the appellant had not been able to demonstrate that the acts of the competent authorities contributed to the issue or acceptance of the certificates at issue which proved to be forged paragraphs 303 to 307.
I haven't been able to eat a thing since yesterday.
So I haven't been able to call in our situation. The radio is dead.
To post a photo of my lunch in almost three days! I haven't been able.
I'm sorry, I haven't been able to get back.
I haven't been able to ascertain precisely… Well, if you mean her exact geographical whereabouts.
And I wouldn't been able to finish my book without him.
I have been so busy, I haven't been able to do my banking.
For my boss of 20 years. Since the bombing,I haven't been able to cry out loud and mourn.
She did something once when we were 16 that i haven't been able to forgive her for.
But he would have hated himself even more if he would lost our farm… if he hadn't been able to provide and support his family.