Examples of using An inability in English and their translations into Finnish
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There was an inability to make preventive consumer protection a central issue within the internal market, and a lack of interest in doing so.
any member of your family have porphyria an inability to break down porphyrins that may be passed on from parents to children.
in the case ofvery limited budget and an inability to use a tree,
To be a functioning member… of the United States Air Force. Good… you have demonstrated an inability Cadet Hailey, as far as I'm concerned.
including an inability to pass urine(urinary retention) and mental health problems.
then the cause is probably the wrong choice of fabric or an inability to handle it.
Cadet Hailey, as far as I'm concerned,… you have demonstrated an inability to be a functioning member… of the United States Air Force. Good.
chronic diarrhea, and an inability to control heart rate
Good. Cadet Hailey, as far as I'm concerned,… you have demonstrated an inability to be a functioning member… of the United States Air Force.
At the same time, you will also have some less-than-optimal traits like poor symmetry an inability to get really defined and"hard.
You know, her seeming insensitivity and emotional cruelty… are merely her way of dealing with an inability… to understand or empathize with the feelings of other people.
Often there is a combination of problems, accompanied by mental health disorders, an inability to resist consumer products20
Failure, an inability to reach a satisfactory compromise, would be,
There is a lack of good ideas and an inability to understand what practical information the banks need before they approve a loan/overdraft, etc.
moderate or severe heart failure an inability of the heart to pump enough blood around the body.
any of the other ingredients, in patients with porphyria(an inability to break down chemicals called porphyrins)
we need to take account of the fact that a disability is not an illness or an inability; it is a different state of health that needs to be taken into account when processing and applying all Community policies and programmes.