Examples of using To be able to work in English and their translations into Finnish
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I hope to be able to work with you over the next five years.
If we have two workplaces,then it is reasonable for us to be able to work in both places.
To be able to work until you crap your pants, until you're all empty.
It is an amazing gift to be able to work with a team like this.
To be able to work with animals daily is the dream if you ask me.
Every non Spanish foreigner working in Spain requires their NIE Number to be able to work.
I am so lucky to be able to work with a cast this talented.
Have you recently moved toLanzarote andnow discovered you need a Spanish NIE Number to be able to work, or buy a property?
Isn't going to be able to work for a while.- It sounds like the woman you injured.
If you have completed a degree in another country,you may need a decision of recognition of the degree to be able to work or study in Finland.
You and I need to be able to work together if you're gonna stay on in this precinct.
English is the'lingua franca' for the organization as a whole,so you will need to be able to work in English but it doesn't have to be perfect!
In order for the EEAS to be able to work effectively, efficient financial control is necessary.
In this position, the surgeon has to work with his arms extended,leaning backwards in order to be able to work on the posterior cranial fossa.
I would very much hope to be able to work with the Petitions Committee to improve this.
Furthermore, for the first time, this gives immigrants a legal means by which to enter European Union territory, in order to be able to work amongst us.
We hope to be able to work in this respect so that the appropriate regulation will be approved by May.
We shall be pleased to welcome our friends as fellow MEPs in order to be able to work together with them for a better future for the people of Europe.
While these figures vary between Member States, and also according to the type of work, only 15.9% of disabled people who need assistance to be able to work actually receive it.
The Advisory Hub will be enhanced to be able to work more locally and to enhance its cooperation with National Promotional Banks.
If you are a citizen of the EU, Liechtenstein, Switzerland or the Nordic countries,you do not need a residence permit in order to be able to work, study or start a business in Finland.
In my case, I was extremely lucky to be able to work with a talented web developer named Peter Hausel for about six months to construct the experiment.
Companies and the labour market are constantly growing more international and it is an advantage to be able to work in multicultural teams in both one's own country and abroad.
In my case, I was extremely lucky to be able to work with a talented web developer named Peter Hausel for about six months to construct the experiment.
As a second point,the raising of the de minimis thresholds should be seized as an opportunity to also help fishermen to be able to work- and fish- in a more environmentally sound and sustainable way.
Community and voluntary organisations need to be able to work to a strategic plan and not on a short-term basis where they cannot plan for the future.
This is particularly undesirable and damaging if an unjustified obstacle threatens to force a company out of business, or when citizens are prevented from exercising their rights immediately, for example,to have their professional qualifications recognised so as to be able to work in another Member State.
It's a great reward for me to be able to work in a positive trend with the opportunity to hire more highly educated personnel to expand the company's scope of operations.
The services are produced in the third country, butgenerally require a number of professionals from the service supplier to be able to work temporarily in the country in question to ensure that the contract runs smoothly.
We need to be able to work constructively as a Parliament and also, most importantly, in line with the wishes of the people that we represent, however that is formulated in the disposition and composition of our groups.