Examples of using To be able to count in English and their translations into Italian
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Once it made to accompany from me and credette to be able to count on my discretion, but I had an impression such of it,
Hoping to be able to count on your prayers and your support for our seminary,
since Christ needs to be able to count on every member of His Body
relays which took part in the evaluation, over 80% claim to be able to count on the political support of their national authorities at local and/or regional level.
the faithful's desire to pay homage to their saints and martyrs, and to be able to count on their intercession before God.
have a right to be able to count on their father and mother,
To be able to count on a efficient and prepared crew represents for the shipowners an element discriminating to the aims of the efficiency of the operations
it is indispensable for Europe to be able to count on an effective and credible system for monitoring anti-Semitism,
financial situation we face at present, to be able to count on efficient EU agencies that are able to use the budgets granted to them in a transparent and responsible fashion.
This reality needs to be able to count on both a significant number of screens destined to programming of high-quality cinema- that in my opinion means a third of those active on the territory-
In a more and more competitive market, the users of SMI machines need to be able to count on a very quick and efficient spare parts supply service,
For this reason it is particularly important to be able to count on a group like SOIMAR to get a process ready,
To be able to count on a faithful partner like Giga is an ulterior advantage since the relationship that has been established has undoubtedly created a consistent part of the added value" this is the assessment of Maretto.
To be able to count, as well as on a competence by now consolidated in the terrestrial transport,
To be able to count on this large amount of food for a long time,
that must continue to be able to count on the attention of their Pastors
make the best choices to improve the plant performance and to be able to count on a stock of components that are always available
which offers witness to the family atmosphere that our Saint conferred upon it and that continues to be able to count on the collaboration of many persons of good will.
whereas OPEC always affirmed to be able to count on the unlimited capacities of the production of oil of the desert of Saudi Arabia.
Carnival Extravaganza are the only events of the Carnival of Venice in 2019 to be able to count on a location of such charm and prestige.