Examples of using To be able to make in English and their translations into Polish
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However, the Commission has not monitored the revenues of producer organisation members to be able to make this comparison.
A parliamentarian always has a great need to obtain relevant information in order to be able to make good decisions.
We aspired to be black… and to be able to make the music… that was black
In order to be able to make the distinction with products of subheading 2003 10,
It is just as important for us to be able to make European legislation as accessible as possible to all citizens.
For this reason, there is an urgent need for us to be able to make China respect human rights even at the cost of economic and political sacrifice.
I really want to be able to make brownies that taste like this.
Telecoms operators now have the legal security to be able to make investments and to become an engine for economic recovery,
The point is for companies to be able to make frequent changes in their systems
in fact I hope to be able to make any of these relaxing and carefree holiday one day,
I want Bertie to be able to make things, Bertie,
even then they were almost too high to be able to make effective economic calculations.
You need to be apprised of things before and while they happen to be able to make good business decisions as a competent entrepreneur.
The former Belgian prime minister believes that the EU needs positive citizens to be able to make an economic turnaround.
we have the Word of God, and the desire to be able to make known the Truth of the Lord.
farms need the security to be able to make plans in order to be able to exist.
non-manipulative and objective in order to be able to make intelligent decisions.
It really hasn't taken long to be able to make my way through wikipedia in Russian
it would have worked well for Aiden to be able to make pranks to the wrong person at the wrong time.