Examples of using Be able to implement in English and their translations into Portuguese
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In reality, it will not be able to implement all of its policies.
If one of us were to die,it could weaken the collective. We might not be able to implement the change.
The Union must be able to implement its external actions with a higher profile.
Sweden would not be able to implement the UN Firearms Protocol exclusively on its own.
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It is a way to know the difficulties individuals have when facing noise and, based on it, be able to implement an educational process.
A Europe which will not be able to implement the Community policies that have existed until now.
We are able to complete the programme and thereby guarantee that young people andyouth organisations will be able to implement their programmes.
We must be able to implement a decision-making system that aims at better and more credible security.
Without this energy source we will not be able to implement the final phase of our plan.
Thanks to this we will have adopted, by the appointed time, an excellent work programme that the European scientific community will now be able to implement from 1 January 2003.
For this reason,we must also be able to implement some difficult reforms at the same time as enlargement.
When the Commission says that it will be putting forward proposals on this in the autumn,we shall no longer be able to implement these in this parliamentary term.
As a result, governments may no longer be able to implement procurement programmes under which state authorities buy seeds from local farmers.
The European Commission will submit a proposal to this effect within a year and we should be able to implement such a system of our own within three years.
I hope, therefore, that we shall soon be able to implement this budget, in the context of the new interinstitutional agree ment which I trust we shall be able to sign tomorrow.
Without a complete understanding of the basics you will never fully understand or be able to implement the far more advanced strategies into your game.
I am convinced that we will only be able to implement Europe 2020 if we are ready, if Europe is ready to think of the EU in terms of the United States of Europe!
In your case, we are certain that you will submit proposals for the regulation ofthe financial markets quickly, reliably and correctly and be able to implement them together with us.
Applicant States should also accept, and be able to implement, the common foreign and security policy as it evolves over the coming years.
These professionals will be capable of using this data to generate evidence-based and predictive policy options;know how to communicate those options, and be able to implement and evaluate them….
We cannot legislate on something that later we will not be able to implement because we would be deceiving consumers.
Be able to implement a clear process of establishing the client's wishes, the objectives of the operation, the needs of the end users and the characteristics of the necessary equipment.
Naturally, we hope that Mr Patten's concept will succeed andthat the Commission will be able to implement these projects more quickly than has been the case in the past.
Candidate countries must be able to implement and enforce all the Schengen criteria effectively and correctly: the same criteria that were demanded of previous candidate countries; no more, no less.
Individual respondents expressed the concern that Member States willnot be able to implement language policies needed for improved languageteaching in schools.
I hope that the Commission's action plan really will take account of the needs of local authorities and will not be confined to aid for projects which small ormedium-sized communities would not be able to implement within a reasonable time.
With this in mind, it is right andimportant that we should tomorrow be able to implement the compromise we have reached today. The demonstrations have helped to draw attention to this.
Decent players may be able to implement an optimal strategy but they often have a hard time switching to an exploitive strategy, finding and exploiting the leaks in their opponents' game and adjusting accordingly-they will have an even harder time switching to a different exploitive strategy for each opponent.
Physiotherapists must be familiar with ways to evaluate andmeasure pain and should be able to implement different strategies of analgesic therapies based on scientific evidence.