Examples of using Be able to answer in English and their translations into Dutch
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I should then like to add two short questions, which the Commissioner may be able to answer briefly together.
And this is an important question which we should be able to answer all the people who ask us.
This saves you time because our expert will immediately recognise you and be able to answer your question without having to undergo the identification procedure first.
Sorry! At the press conference, they will ask you a lot harder questions and you won't be able to answer. Please.
I came here because this lady told me that you might be able to answer some questions.
I will, in time, ask you a question… which you may be able to answer.- Why?
So one of these eleven women who walk past every ten minutes must be able to answer.
I won't be able to answer, and I will tell you I can't answer that. Some questions you're gonna ask me.
Parliament itself should in fact also be able to answer this question.
nobody will be able to answer.
It is disgraceful that Commissioners can come along and not be able to answer questions put by Honourable Members.
And one I assure you the officer who issued my ticket will not be able to answer.
Yes. you might have. I thought I might be able to answer any questions.
at the same time be able to answer customers' questions about financing, long-term maintenance, environmental impact, and more.
the one that has tortured you, the one you will never be able to answer.
please write your email address or i won't be able to answer: see you soon!
will be a great deception and at that time, no longer will YAHUVEH be able to answer prayers in the name of JESUS CHRIST, only in the Hebrew Name YAHUSHUA ha MASHIACH will hold healing, delivering.
he probably would not be able to answer and would say that there is nothing about it on television, so things are probably calm there.
ask the Commission- and I know you may not be able to answer now, but I will write to you on this point if I may- if he could give this Parliament an indication of how much of the existing telecommunications legislation has been formally transposed by the Member States