Examples of using Be able to adopt in English and their translations into Swedish
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No, and gay couples should not be able to adopt children.
The Council should be able to adopt this proposal very quickly,
In an energy crisis, the EU will in future be able to adopt a common strategy.
The Council should be able to adopt the directive on judicial aid in December.
I hope that we will now be able to adopt this excellent text without delay.
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I think we must be able to adopt the Commission's proposals.
When we have found the appropriate method for medium-sized enterprises, we will in effect be able to adopt the Commission's definition.
The Council should therefore be able to adopt its common position before the end of the year.
As a consequence of these activities, the Council, following a resulting proposal by the Commission, should be able to adopt joint programming initiatives no later than 2010.
They must be able to adopt both global and local perspectives,
The Commission will thus normally be able to adopt a positive stance on such measures.
In order to enhance consistent application of this Regulation, the CEAOB should be able to adopt non-binding guidelines or opinions.
Therefore, a supervisory authority should be able to adopt provisional measures with a specified period of validity when applying the consistency mechanism.
As a result of these activities, the Council, following an expected proposal by the Commission, should be able to adopt joint programming initiatives no later than 2010.
If necessary, the EU must also be able to adopt the principle of conditionality
Without systematically improving its knowledge, the board will not be able to adopt the strategic position it should have.
In particular, the Commission should be able to adopt implementing measures with a view to identifying the quality standards to be used by the national regulatory authorities.
therefore they must be able to adopt stricter levels of protection if they so wish.
The Directive proposes the Commission should be able to adopt the technical conditions of stabilisation
the Health Council should be able to adopt common positions at its meeting on 30 April.
The Commission should be able to adopt technical implementing measures to ensure that end-users benefit from a consistent approach to tariff transparency in the Community.
I very much welcome the possibility that we might be able to adopt a kind of'Second Messina Declaration' next spring.
The Council will thus be able to adopt its first-reading position on the proposal at a forthcoming meeting
provided it continued its efforts, should be able to adopt all the Community acquis in this area in the medium term.
Member States should not be able to adopt provisions other than those laid down in this Directive in the fields it harmonises,
will Romania be able to adopt the that all Member States are obliged to fulfil?
A supervisory authority should therefore be able to adopt duly justified provisional measures on its territory with a specified period of validity which should not exceed three months.
within other Objective 2 regions undergoing conversion will also be able to adopt area-based approaches to urban stress.
Furthermore, I hope that we will soon be able to adopt the action plan under the European Neighbourhood Policy.
whereas Member States must be able to adopt additional or stricter provisions where necessary;