Examples of using To be able to function in English and their translations into Spanish
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Do you want to be able to function and live on your own?
First I would have had to stop drooling to be able to function.
We love to be able to function in all these different environments.
Our bodies needs vitamins to be able to function properly.
Just to be able to function throughout the day lets see.
The heart needs a continuous supply of oxygen and sugar to be able to function.
Your product will need to be able to function at high speed/ frequencies.
To be able to function with all theological concepts, is an aspect of synthesis.
Your product will need to be able to function at high speed/ frequencies.
As specified in Article 28 of the Charter, the Council is so organized as to be able to function continuously.
We still need to be able to function with enough strength to effectively serve humanity.
It is self-evident that, in order to be able to function efficiently and independently, the judiciary must have a sufficient operating budget and financial autonomy vis-à-vis the executive and legislative powers.
The Security Council shall be so organized as to be able to function continuously.
The National Authority on chemical weapons participates in all the programmes of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, established to supervise the implementation of the Convention at the national level. However,it needs assistance in order to be able to function effectively.
It needs to be properly representative of the international community of today and to be able to function effectively and be secure in its authority.
Given the need for the Council to be able to function effectively and efficiently under such fluid circumstances, it is inconceivable that its work could be carried out successfully without changing the current composition of the membership and increasing the number of seats-- for both permanent and non-permanent members alike.
Our body depends on a constant supply of energy to be able to function properly.
Protocols which focus on the ability to prioritize needs and to be able to function with limited human and material resources must be developed, and adequate time for training and drills must be allocated.
As specified in Article 28 of the Charter,it is so organized as to be able to function continuously.
The Central Emergency Revolving Fund is valuable as a revolving cash-flow instrument and as a tool for speeding up activities and bridging temporary gaps, butit needs to be replenished promptly to be able to function effectively.
The Supply Chain Management Service needed to be expanded substantially in order to be able to function effectively and, ultimately, help to reduce costs.
Ibelievein all theessentialelements that a civilized society with law andorder need to be able to function.
It's not so important the knowledge of concepts and data,digital has surpassed, but to be able to function in a changing world,be flexible, continuously learn and unlearn.
Under Article 28 of the Charter of the United Nations,the"Security Council shall be so organized as to be able to function continuously.
Fourthly: Creative people in exile need more assistance than others[artist residents] to be able to function professionally in new surroundings.
As noted earlier in the present report, according to some assessments,it may take several years for the National Parliament to be able to function without international support.
As specified in Article 28 of the Charter,the Council is so organized as to be able to function continuously.
The NIHRC has repeatedly sought an increase in its resources and powers in order to be able to function effectively, according to BIRW.
