Examples of using Able to resolve in English and their translations into Danish
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Up until now, a balanced approach has been demanded, able to resolve conflicts and create a climate for coexistence,
an unconditional pre-requirement for a lasting solution is to be able to resolve the issue regarding minorities,
consumers will be able to resolve cross-border legal disputes more easily- bringing expected savings of up to €48 million each year in the EU.
working conditions as long as the parties themselves are able to resolve issues in a responsible manner.
we do not expect that the two countries will be able to resolve their many problems with regard to corruption
the responsible authorities of the unit trust have not been able to resolve an irregular situation of the depositary operating under the freedom to provide services,
the responsible authorities of the investment company have not been able to resolve an irregular situation of the depositary operating under the freedom to provide services,
we have still not been able to resolve this one which is so obvious,
I am sure that we will in all probability be able to resolve all such issues in the future.
Still, some common sense should be able to resolve this.
I hope that is something we will be able to resolve.
Public intervention is indeed able to resolve this problem of access.
I think we should be able to resolve this all fairly quickly.
Their quick mind coupled with their creativity is able to resolve most problems.
which have not been able to resolve it to date.
However, this is question of development policy which we will not be able to resolve here.
Most of the times, you should be able to resolve invalid ZIP error using Command Prompt.
Self-regulation, co-regulation or soft law will not be able to resolve the legal problems in this area.
The Congolese authorities and army will not be able to resolve the region's problems on their own.
For 16 months we have had an EU-wide problem that we have not yet been able to resolve.