Examples of using Be able to decide in English and their translations into Swedish
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I should be able to decide.
Be able to decide on programming language for a given problem.
I should be able to decide…- No.
Isn't there even one wise man among you who would be able to decide between his brothers?
I'm never gonna be able to decide what I wanna do.
People also translate
For private party patent litigation this should not be the only situation in which the Community Patent Court should be able to decide the case by a judgment by default.
You might not be able to decide for yourself when and how you do things.
If someone's messed with you, you should be able to decide their punishment.
Women must be able to decide for themselves whether they want to become pregnant.
However, the individual regions must still be able to decide their own priority areas.
The Council should be able to decide on such recommendation by a qualified majority of Member States.
Isn't there even one wise man among you who would be able to decide between his brothers?
The Council should be able to decide on such recommendation by a qualified majority.
Aalto University is composed of autonomous universities which must be able to decide independently on their student admissions.
They must be able to decide when they wish to take the non-compulsory part of their maternity leave.
I believe that it is right that a country's judicial authority should be able to decide for itself whether a person should be extradited in such a case.
They must be able to decide that there is a proper case to answer
and they should be able to decide for themselves what they want to do with their lives.
Consumers will have to be able to decide for themselves whether to buy genetically modified foods or not.
and they should be able to decide where they want to be treated and how.
Each Member State should be able to decide on its own requirements in this regard.
Be able to decide the technology readyness level of a process
There is no reason why they should not be able to decide for themselves whether to levy the zero rates.
Member States should be able to decide to involve the private sector in the issuance of electronic identification means
Since the difference is so obvious, we should be able to decide which sort of petrol it is under a test performance?
Member States should be able to decide that the competences of such a specialised body should be limited to the scope of this Directive
These are matters which we ourselves shall no longer be able to decide upon as voters and no longer be able to change on election day.
The Council would then be able to decide under the German Presidency whether or not to include Slovakia in the first group.
If you can say this little, unfortunately, much too short of a prayer backwards with no mistakes not only will you be able to decide which one of you bites it first but also.
The politicians must be able to decide, even when the scientific evidence is unavailable.