Examples of using Being unable in English and their translations into Polish
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Programming
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like having a favorite spot to sit and being unable to do simple tasks.
A direct result of her cells being unable to absorb.
Evidence that emissions from a new source category contribute to a Member State being unable to meet its emission reduction commitments,
Different complications that you may have with this type of surgery include being unable to completely empty the bladder,
leading to the heart being unable to deliver oxygen-rich blood to the body adequately.
updated methodologies demonstrating that the change in methodology contributes to a Member State being unable to meet its reduction commitment;
Being unable to pay the rent,
the owners thought, after being unable to find her, that she must have drowned with the rough waves.
most of these services have implemented anti-VPN tools, so it won't be fair if we condemn a VPN as a total flop for being unable to access them.
he was hit in the shoulder, and being unable to throw the grenade, he covered it with his own body
experience has shown that there is a risk of an operator in such circumstances being unable to fulfil his obligation to export with the consequent loss of the security.
would prevent this problem meaning you never have to worry about being unable to track security breaches again.
let's say, 5%, may again lead to the optimizer being unable to find a media plan meeting this criterion….
Without an effective policy to stimulate innovation, Europe risks being unable to realise its potential on global markets in water related innovation
Mr President, despite being unable to give a truly satisfactory response,
having lost their primitive family and state religions and being unable or unwilling to grasp the meaning of Greek philosophy,
Police admit possible sighting of missing woman was not followed up After being unable to make any headway the search,
with the"force" of justice being unable to apply it effectively.
in the knowledge that a harmonized minimum level of protection would be available to them in the event of an investment firm being unable to meet its obligations to its investor clients;