Examples of using Able to decide in English and their translations into Finnish
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Yet no one in a position of power in the EU is able to decide which types of energy we should choose in order to secure a sustainable energy supply for the future.
sovereign state able to decide its own future.
As no one knows everything, an individual must be able to decide for him/herself what is worth knowing.
a donkey died being not able to decide of which of two heystacks it shoud eat.
have to be able to decide on the level- national
In performing the abovementioned tasks, the Hearing Officer should also be able to decide which items of information supplied by a firm
The court will also be able to decide questions of custody if the children are resident in a different Member State on condition that at least one of the parties has custody of the children and that both parties accept that the court shall have jurisdiction.
the states must be able to decide who can enter their territory,
will be able to decide for themselves whom they trust and who they wish to treat them.
The Member States must be able to decide how many migrants with sound qualifications are needed
Software agents able to decide when to buy/sell energy,
While Member States should be able to decide on the procedures they follow with respect to the branches registered in their territory,
even within the CCCTB environment, they will be able to decide on corporate tax rates, based on their needs,
Member States should be able to decide to involve the private sector in the issuance of electronic identification means
Parliament must be able to proceed with the hearings of future Commissioners as quickly as possible and it must be able to decide on the appointments for all the positions available at the Commission and the Council before the end of the year, if possible.
In order to avoid such problems, Member States should be able to decide in accordance with the general principles of Community law that,
which is a matter that Member States should be able to decide on themselves, certainly in times such as these,
you will then be able to decide if you want to continue to double up your winning, this is called the Gambling mode.
individual nations would have been able to decide whether or not to buy British beef.