Examples of using Able to enforce in English and their translations into Swedish
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Here's a game where you will be able to enforce all….
People should be able to enforce their right to non-discrimination.
Forgive me for asking, but do you think you will be able to enforce your country's decision?
The police wasn't able to enforce speed limits with own staff. Implementation.
Thus, there is a strong community interest in Member States being able to enforce their tax laws effectively.
Although you will usually be able to enforce your rights better in the country where you live,
It is no use lecturing other people about international values if you are not able to enforce international law yourself.
Authors who wish to be able to enforce license terms against users of their source code
8(a)- which furthermore they will better be able to enforce.
Here's a game where you will be able to enforce all acrobatics you have ever imagined.
effective redress mechanism to be able to enforce their rights.
It is also important for consumers to be able to enforce their rights in their place of residence.
it is about being able to enforce it.
However, in today's market, conferences are not able to enforce the conference tariff and do not manage the capacity that is made available on the market.
use during driving but the authorities are not able to enforce these regulations at all times.
Indeed, Ankara was not able to enforce the agreement in which it assumed the obligation to separate the terrorists from the Syrian opposition
it is an open question as to whether the bank will be able to enforce those policies accurately.
As far as biofuels are concerned, I hope that the Commission will be able to enforce the sustainability criteria in Europe
Once the directive outlawing racialdiscrimination comes into force in 2003, every resident in the EU will be able to enforce theirrights under the directive in their national courts.
national fiscal services and the more sweeping the tax relief, of course, which it is able to enforce itself.
businesses must be able to enforce the rights granted to them by EU legislation.
that non-state actors of protection should be willing and able to enforce the rule of law.
Nevertheless, where another Member State issues a removal order, its authorities should be able to enforce their orders by taking coercive measures of a non-punitive nature, such as penalty payments.
such counterparties will be able to enforce this duty directly against you.
Moreover, a clear definition of disability is needed in order to be able to enforce Directive 2000/78/EC,
who are moving freely through the Union without the courts being able to enforce the decisions rendered in other countries.
liner conferences are no longer able to enforce the conference tariff although they still manage to set charges
not a single Member State would be able to enforce the threshold values.
until it is able to enforce the existing standards effectively throughout the EU,
Member States would not be able to enforce rules as efficiently as the Agency or ACER.