Examples of using Able to manage in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Computer
very soon they will feel confident and able to manage on their own.
The fact is that it's necessary to help a country which has this huge need in order to be able to manage the crisis.
From there Max was able to manage the race extremely well despite the pressure from Lewis who was on a fresher set of tyres.
In 2020 German banks will be able to manage cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin once the fourth EU money laundering directive goes into effect.
I guess that would explain the way you have been able to manage a fairly typical family
If you have good financial records, you will be able to manage debts, deposits,
Since having Reiki I felt more balanced and able to manage my life.”(Anna, UK).
then he will not be able to manage the finances of the Church.
we won't be able to manage the customers.
expertise to make administration in the municipal sector more effective and better able to manage public funds.
each of you will be able to manage.
when his father will no longer be able to manage the business or die.
the application of research methods, able to manage health care organizations,
especially that of the most vulnerable members of society, so that we become better able to manage the risks involved.
you will come away better able to manage change, whilst talking confidently about Total Quality Management and Business Process Engineering.
The aim of the study programme of Automobiles Technical Operation is to train a specialist able to manage the works of automobile technical maintenance
are organized and able to manage their time, able to balance work
The Master of Fashion Communication trains people able to manage the communication in the fashion industry,
ready to be transferred onto the fabric, a professional able to manage the process that goes from until the tailoring of the prototype.