Examples of using Able to count in English and their translations into Finnish
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even essential it is to  be able to count on good cooperation between the local and central authorities.
For the navigability of the Danube, it is important to  be able to count on high quality shipping conditions along its entire length.
Mr President, few African leaders have been able to count on so much international goodwill when taking up office as the Ethiopian leader, Meles Zenawi.
Disabled people, however, must be able to count on similar treatment
People with reduced mobility should be able to count on fair treatment- the Commission has received many complaints in this connection.
You know that developing countries must be able to count on Europe in order to  guarantee the legitimate rapid expansion of their own agriculture which is often the major sector in their economic development.
The regions must be able to count on the European Union to  involve them systematically in all stages of the European decision-making process.
should also be able to count on the financial support of the EU.
have to  be able to count on solidarity and aid from the European Union.
especially as President-in-Office from a country which has done a great deal for refugees, without always being able to count on the solidarity of every Member State in doing so.
been able to count on the support of Parliament.
because we have been able to count on them at all times.
Weaver is thrilled to  be able to count on Gilbert's ability to  generate offense while protecting the net.
example Southern Italy- and they must be able to count on compensation for the greater costs imposed by the reform.
the first-year Hab was also able to count on some new helping hands within his supporting staff through the first 65 minutes on Wednesday.
Belgium must be able to count on the Netherlands pulling out all the stops to  make the air cleaner.
Europe needs to  be able to count on the potential, the capacity
We weren't able to count them.
I wouldn't be able to count.
I have to  be able to count on you.