Examples of using To be able to identify in English and their translations into Finnish
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I didn't want her to be able to identify me.
We have to be able to identify each region's success factors and skills potential.
Memorize them. It's your responsibility to be able to identify them.
And I defy anyone to be able to identify, from behind, you know, one of these mongoloids?
It is vital to group all returnees together… in order to be able to identify them.
The Common Core wants students to be able to identify themes and pick out details from the text to support their choices.
We need finer instruments to measure results andwe call on the Court of Auditors to develop these instruments, in order to be able to identify precisely the sources of errors.
Member States have also undertaken to be able to identify and deploy up to 1,000 police officers within 30 days.
In particular, traceability is ensured through Regulation(EC) No 178/2002, which makes it an obligation for food business operators to be able to identify any person from whom they receive food/raw materials.
However, it is vital for us to be able to identify genuine asylum seekers, those whose application for political asylum is actually fully justified.
Animal keepers andveterinarians also need effective training to be able to identify the signs of disease at an early stage.
So as to be able to identify this amount of electricity, the Commission has developed detailed guidelines9 for the calculation of the electricity produced by cogeneration.
So we have to worry, much more it gives powerful,that the robot learns, to be able to identify goals and make decisions accordingly.
Member States need to be able to identify problem areas, so that they can make sure that the public's health is properly protected in the future throughout the Union.
Not only do they need to identify shapes such as rectangle and triangle,but they need to be able to identify parts, such as base, leg, obtuse angle, vertex, and more!
In order to be able to identify as quickly as possible the untapped potential in industry and define the relevant measures to be adopted accordingly, the Committee proposes.
Controls at the external borders need to be reinforced in order to be able to identify such persons and minimise risks to the internal security of the Schengen area.
In order to be able to identify the specific needs and location of the vulnerable groups, it is necessary to analyse the development strength of the small territorial units.
The Commission and IMI coordinators need to gain more experience in order to be able to identify the medium- and long-term needs for training and, potentially, exchanges of officials.
But in order to be able to identify the effectiveness of the various measures as quickly as possible and to introduce guidelines if necessary, an appropriate monitoring system is absolutely essential.
Within this target for overall EU capabilities, Member States also undertook to be able to identify and deploy up to 1,000 police officers within 30 days.
National governments need to be able to identify and implement best practice in policy-making, as well as demonstrate commitment to these policy objectives by managing their own information systems in a secure manner.
While we recognise the need to be able to identify and isolate all those producers and feed businesses involved in the food production chain, I believe this should be done without adding another tier of registration.
One of the key issues that emerged yesterday in our very long debate on the report of the special committee on BSE was the need to be able to identify and monitor cattle if BSE is to be eliminated.
The proposal also requires economic operators to be able to identify the operators who supplied them with the product and to whom they supplied it.
The goal of the directive was to create greater transparency for the supervisory bodies but, above all, for the investors, in order to be able to identify systemic risks in due time and at an early stage and so to be able to deal with them accordingly.
The need to be able to identify any under- or over-production(in the steel sector in general, and for specific categories of steel products), in order to provide reliable data for investment, modernisation and streamlining in the industry, and to be in a position to make informed decisions in international trade negotiations;
SMEs need easier access to services and expertise and to be able to identify suitable programmes already‘at home' in the first phase of their internationalisation.
There should be mechanisms for consumers to be able to identify foods labelled in compliance with the national scheme such as through an identification number or symbol.