Examples of using Able to count in English and their translations into Danish
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you will be able to count on our support here in Parliament.
you know that. It's able to count years.
security policy will be able to count on support from the people of Europe.
I have no doubt that we will be able to count on your suggestions, on your proposals.
you would be able to count twelve strands.
The measures must also be able to count on the commitment in Brussels
The regions must be able to count on the European Union to involve them systematically in all stages of the European decision-making process.
it is important to be able to count on something with a reliable value: the euro.
You're gonna be able to count on when it matters. No, your father is the one person.
that they would be able to count on help in the event of any kind of danger.
This meant that they were able to count the capital gains as a profit,
I would like to say to them that they will always be able to count on the Liberal Group whenever the rights of the defendant are at stake.
with the player being able to count jacks, queens
It seems that in the future we shall not be able to count on a real, properly integrated,
Assembly of any product in the whole of Italy from our experienced planners(on request). Choose SIZE of 3D means being able to count on a wide experience in the field of the style
which will be able to count on having a more secure cash flow.
you might be able to count the dots on the map,
There's too much moving around and too many last-minute changes for you to be able to count on having time to plug in throughout the day.
of course, been able to count on the support of Parliament.