Examples of using Ability to act in English and their translations into Polish
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must have the ability to act accordingly.
Poland returns Members to the European Parliament, but their ability to act in their own country is limited.
members of the Eurozone must demonstrate their ability to act.
For this reason, I believe that the fact that Turkey has not yet taken the necessary steps is having a decisive impact on our ability to act.
Alertness, on the other hand, is the ability to act freely and easily,
we had to line up the ability to act.
because individuals have the ability to act differently from what anyone expects,
The right skills, information and the ability to act- these are prerequisites for success in trading and investing.
While primarily viewed as an anti-estrogen, Nolvadex also has the ability to act as estrogen, specifically in the liver.
similarly to the freedom of animals, as the ability to act according to nature.
inventiveness, and ability to act outside the box.
even appear to interfere with, your ability to act in the best interests of Citi
we need to increase their economic ability to act, otherwise one day we will only have large dealerships
This ability to act on behalf of the church in an infallible way when speaking“ex cathedra” was passed on to Peter's successors,
The two ultra-sensitive touch strips located on the left of the keys have the ability to act as pitch and mod wheels allowing you to add unique nuances to your playing.
This supplement has the ability to act as a natural and effective blood thinner in the body,
A doctor who wants to become a professional of the highest class should have such character traits as the ability to act and make decisions in the most stressful situations.
Its transmissivity, or ability to act as a mechanical conductor at higher frequencies,
Some examples of your work over the past year demonstrate your ability to act, but also your sensitivity towards the general public in Europe, both in relation to the European Working Time Directive
provided the United Kingdom retains its veto and ability to act alone in its national interest when required.