Examples of using Can commit in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
In Michigan, the law basically states whatever that can commit a crime. No. that people can commit crimes that animals you know.
Aren't some… form of, uh, you know, whatever that can commit a crime. Um, in Michigan, the law basically states that people can commit crimes that animals.
You can commit whatever crime you want, and in your little circle,
With such a mandate, EESC along with all stakeholders can commit time to initiating effective change through the voluntary action of its members to promote healthier lifestyles.
Until you can commit a simple act of terror I strongly advise you to avoid anything so complex.
A company that can commit to the final result of making things work,
Both men and women can commit the offence, and it can be committed against either a man
Thank you. It's made with a blend of three meats because, you know, who can commit to just one?
It is very important, in my opinion, to create guidelines to which sporting organisations can commit themselves.
provided the Commission can commit, and kindle enthusiasm in, the partners to select healthcare as a central sector,
thereafter, a director can commit and subsequently spend the time in the company which his
Above"Dissolute" a girl or a woman could commit reprisals.
I didn't think a gay could commit to anything for that long.
Only someone this ugly could commit such horrible acts.
Against my people. Hoping to understand how those people could commit such atrocities.
Against my people. could commit such atrocities… Hoping to understand how those people.
Hoping to understand how those people could commit such atrocities… against my people.
You think I want to believe a csi could commit murder?
I just don't think you're the kind of person that could commit a murder.
Police say that this suspect that hasn't been arrested yet could commit an even bigger crime.