Examples of using To be able to function in English and their translations into Portuguese
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I want the president to be able to function.
It needed to be able to function for a very long time, with minimal service intervention.
The European Union has to be able to function.
To be able to function effectively, the Union needs to have clear-cut powers in a number of areas.
This is necessary if the EU is to be able to function in the future.
In order for MALR to be able to function, it was necessary to increase the mercantile offer of land and reduce its price.
It is important for this food authority to be able to function independently.
They need to be able to function as an intermediary between the person requesting information and other competent national bodies.
The Dom Bramny underwent renovation in 1836 so as to be able to function as a modern administrative center.
When they are in power reception on the Father's direct ministry,supernaphim must voluntarily associate in pairs to be able to function.
The condition of the application WhatsApp for MacOS or Windows to be able to function is that mobile phone or iPhone to be around.
If we want the EU to be able to function with thirty Member States, then it must focus its power and commitment on the genuinely cross-border issues.
There should also be sufficient funding for all recognised parties to be able to function as a party.
However, in order to be able to function efficiently, this authority must be given far-reaching powers and must also have the mandate to monitor banks which operate across national borders.
Clear and well defined rules are also needed in order for the different judicial systems to be able to function together.
This simply means to have activated your Light Body and to be able to function with that Light Body from its center in the Heart.
In my view the concentrations of power in the publishing world are a growing threat to the conditions the press need to be able to function effectively.
If a Union of 30 members is going to be able to function, it must concentrate on the genuinely cross-border questions and only act in those areas where European cooperation produces the best results.
The secretaries highlight that there is a deficit in the structure and, in some resources, for the HIS to be able to function appropriately.
The European Union must implement these measures for the Internal Market to be able to function normally, for consumers to be protected, and for business operators to be able to engage in fair business practices.
According to, this relationship and its corresponding organizational method are dictated by the current mode of production,which even determines the functions of the forms and the relations expected of them, as they organize themselves as a system for the structure to be able to function.
The limb anterior and posterior they must be well developed andbe strong to be able to function well in all activities.
For the European Union of the future to be able to function more effectively, more democratically and with complete transparency, clearly what we need is an extensive and in-depth reform of the institutions and the way they work.
Your bodies are having to cope with the internal changes that must happen in order for you to be able to function successfully after the Transition.
In order for the Schengen area to be able to function effectively and for the goals set to be achieved, it is necessary to ensure that the abolition of border control does not have negative consequences, particularly as regards illegal migration.
Our goal is not, nor should it be, to replace the Atlantic Alliance, but rather to be able to function, within it, as an equal partner to the United States.
I'm helping them on their incarnational trek to become aware of who they were but how it has relevance to today; looking at their soul lessons and then repositioning them in a business-type and entrepreneurial-type of venture around the world; planting those human seeds of change and giving them the practical vision andskills that they need to be able to function in the world as it now exists.
Students are encouraged to interact with other disciplines to improve their communication skills and to be able to function in complex scientific and technical environments throughout their careers.
Stressing that the Union needs rapid clarity on its institutional set up in order to be able to function effectively, the European Council looked forward to the rapid completion of the ratification process so that the Treaty enters into force by the end of the year.
While most people are familiar with physical addiction,whereby the body becomes physically dependent upon a substance in order to be able to function properly, psychological addiction is less well-known.