Examples of using To be able to count in English and their translations into Finnish
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I need to be able to count on you.
Because fleas and prefer to settle in the holes of rodents, bird nests,dog kennels- here they are guaranteed to be able to count on a regular meal.
I have to be able to count on you.
If the efforts of the new Palestinian Government are to bear fruit, however,it is vitally important for it to be able to count first and foremost on the support of the Israeli Government.
I need to be able to count on your support.
It is in the interests of all citizens, particularly given the difficult economic andfinancial situation we face at present, to be able to count on efficient EU agencies that are able to use the budgets granted to them in a transparent and responsible fashion.
You know you have to be able to count on your team, because your life is in their hands, and their lives are in yours.
Farmers need to be able to plan ahead and therefore to be able to count onto commitments made by the authorities.
I also hope to be able to count on the full support of the European Parliament in implementing both the first and second phases of the strategy.
The Commission agrees that we obviously need to be able to count on quality inputs from Member States.
I hope to be able to count on the support of the European Parliament in establishing the budgetary priorities that are required to fulfil the new tasks of the information and communication policy of the European Union.
My crew needs to be able to count on me.
If one thing has become clear from these preliminary considerations on the reports that you have presented, and from all the discussions we have had during the course of our Presidency, it is that, if we want to rebuild growth on a sound basis,Europe needs to be able to count on the potential, the capacity and the knowledge of all of its citizens, including all of its women.
My crew needs to be able to count on me and on each other after you're gone.
In cases where the network within which they intend to build their competitive advantage goes beyond the local sphere, SMEs and major multinational companies alike have to be able to count on adequate technological facilities,to enable them to pool and process knowledge, and on a responsible and motivated workforce.
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.
Thank you Mr Howitt, because this gives me the opportunity to reiterate how important the Commission believes it is for persons with reduced mobility to be able to count on being treated fairly by being guaranteed appropriate assistance so that they can travel throughout the European Union with confidence.
PL Madam President,if we want to be able to count on Iraqi partners who will help to create democracy as the basis of peaceful coexistence, investment will be needed.
I am very grateful for their speeches which, along with others, make it clear that this is a strategic objective of the European Union, although they have also warned of the difficulties still involved in the manufacture and widespread,mass development of electric vehicles, and also of the need to be able to count on the support of all political and economic stakeholders.
It must also enable manufacturers to be able to count upon equality of treatment whatever the country.
Consequently, I had hoped to be able to count on a clear expression of support from the European Parliament.
Of the 92% of the information relays which took part in the evaluation, over 80% claim to be able to count on the political support of their national authorities at local and/or regional level.
You understand what it means to be able to count on someone, because you have been out there, putting yourself on the line.
What I should like to say today at this inaugural session is that we hope to be able to count on our new Commission President, on the Finnish President-in-Office of the Council and indeed on Madam Fontaine to continue that good work in supporting the peace process and making a priority of peace in her visits to Northern Ireland.
I wouldn't be able to count.
Countries must be able to count on our support in this.
Will we be able to count on Luisa? And most importantly.
Only then will you be able to count on its durability.