Examples of using Able to express in English and their translations into Danish
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They have become second-class citizens who are no longer able to express themselves publicly, and Afghanistan was once a progressive country!
I congratulate you on being able to express yourself in less than the time allotted to you.
I can't express to you how thankful I am that you were able to express those out to us after the mix-up.
which are in no way able to express that wisdom in its fullness.
so I was not physically able to express my total approval.
In addition, at this age, children are still poorly able to express their desires with words
Europe must be able to express its interests and defend them in the face of the new threats- I am thinking in particular of piracy and cybercrime.
feel that their steel horse is able to express themselves in a more noble cause,
a totally new product may be able to express some actual aspects of the local identity.
that everybody will be able to express their views freely during future elections.
We shall be able to express a balanced opinion on the transfer of sovereignty in 1997 early next year on the basis of the report which I am drawing up on behalf of the Committee on Foreign Affairs and Security.
You will also benefit from being able to express yourself in an idiomatic way that will please your hosts
How can anyone deny that the only way to make our choices and our values prevail on the international stage is by being able to express a foreign policy worthy of the name
that they will be able to express their identity freely, that they will be acknowledged
Cyprus will be regularly informed of progress in the discussions and will be able to express their points of view in meetings with the Presidency of the European Union.
technological- because only thus shall we be able to express women's real aspirations
Croatia's membership of the European Union accentuates the gelling of a European identity that is able to express the common values of our new Europe while incorporating,
which are in no way able to express that wisdom in its fullness.
I was telling him in a common language spoken by millions of European citizens that we understand the importance of this report precisely because there are millions of European citizens able to express themselves in their own language,
speech, and was able to express its thoughts and feelings as readily as the lady herself could do.