Examples of using Able to assert in English and their translations into Swedish
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The Stevia extract powder from Stevi Stevia was able to assert itself as a comparison winner.
My voice in the room. So, you know, being able to speak up for myself, be louder than the person next to me or be able to assert.
Only when we face Russia together will we be able to assert our interests together.
clarity if Sweden is to be able to assert itself.
It goes without saying, however, that the new Commission will be able to assert its own priorities in the consultation process.
consumers are ultimately able to assert their rights.
opportunities for ideas to be able to assert itself on the market or among the users.
All persons involved in a civil dispute must be able to assert their rights in the courts
we have been able to assert our position here.
Graduates who choose to enter the labor market will be able to assert positions in any business environment
make it easier for individuals to be able to assert their rights across borders.
Graduates who choose to enter the labour market will be able to assert positions in the maritime industry
the ISP must be able to assert their rights before the court.
They will be able to assert themselves at the colleges' didactical workplaces,
with a strong voice will we be able to assert the interests of our citizens.
of Accession is signed, no State shall be able to assert its consent to be bound by the Alpine Convention without having previously
determined owner who is able to assert their authority over them.
more united, the European Union will be able to assert itself as the world leader in the fight against global warming.
there is no guarantee that it will be able to assert itself well in the future.
Thanks to the Stockholm Programme, the citizens of Member States will be able to assert their rights throughout the European Union in the fields of civil,
Amendment No 13 only to importers- would be able to assert that they had acted in good faith.
In this period, the proletariat constitutes a positive pole of the relation, and is able to assert its autonomy vis-à-vis capital at the same time as it finds itself empowered by capitalist development.
whether the European Union has been able to assert its position adequately in the dialogue with the USA.
All persons involved in a civil or commercial dispute within the scope of this Directive must be able to assert their rights in the courts
Member States shall ensure, through the convergence of their actions, that the Union is able to assert its interests and values on the international scene.
Accordingly, all persons involved in a civil or commercial dispute within the scope of this Directive must be able to assert their rights in the courts even if their personal financial
that will never be able to assert themselves commercially in a language area the size of Sweden or even the Nordic countries.
In the independent African countries, the labour movements have kept its central position and were able to assert the interests of the workers at least up to the IMF seizure of power in the nineties.
With the majority of its members sharing a single currency since 1 January 2002, the Union should be able to assert itself as a major player on the world stage, able to build growth from its own resources.