Examples of using To be able to cope in English and their translations into Swedish
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You need rest to be able to cope.
In order to be able to cope with life's puzzle I have eaten supplements of different types and quality.
All pins are oversized in order to be able to cope with heavy loads.
In order to be able to cope with all ages, you must practice your factual skills.
Rather, responsibility demands information to be able to cope with commitments.
Although if you need to be able to cope superiority or on their own, decide again to be only you personally.
Kommuninvest has large capital and liquidity reserves to be able to cope with market disturbances.
In order to be able to cope with this trend, methods of transport must become cleaner,
The ankle receives exactly the stabilization it needs to be able to cope with everyday life without restriction.
But because we do not have that- at least not to any great extent- we need the flexibility for our businesses to be able to cope.
In my mental training when we train up his mind to be able to cope with either physical or psychological pressure.
you do not prioritize yourself as one should to be able to cope with everything.
Increased flexibility in palletizing is desired in order to be able to cope with many different products
The jackets are produced to be able to cope with the most extreme weather conditions,
The aim should be for the banks to have sufficient stability to be able to cope with the next recession.
To be able to cope with their everyday life and manage the process that the disease brought it was important to have social support
other help, and to be able to cope in a crisis situation.
If they wish to become true members, and Europe appears to be able to cope, moving closer towards membership could then be the next step for them.
in order for the group to be able to cope with the adventure together.
The Community strategy on public health is in need of fundamental revision in order to be able to cope with a number of major developments,
it is clear that my country needs support to be able to cope with this serious situation.
clear enough for the citizen to be able to cope with.
Of the patients who receive chemotherapy before the operation, more seem to be able to cope with the rough treatment, which can then be more effective.
the dangers to which it is confronted, and the need for it to be able to cope with international competition.
functioning of markets more than in the past, if only to be able to cope in a globalising world,
for the member countries to review their institutions and policies, in order to be able to cope with the arrival of the new members.
training policies more closely with labour market needs so as to be able to cope with similar situations
training and employment in order to be able to cope with the rapidly changing developments in these areas.
protection may have to be enhanced in order to be able to cope with the new categories of offenders,
specific skills to be able to cope with project related and curational challenges.