Examples of using Fully able in English and their translations into Portuguese
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I have no doubt that people grouped around the agency there are fully able to defend and fulfil the mandate given to the agency.
can already be found fully able to be operated by the final user.
destitute, often in a society that is otherwise fully able to support all of them.
We can therefore assume that this primitive bat was fully able to fly, but how it developed this ability
28 65.1% felt fully able to perform laparoscopic suturing; 10 23.2% felt suitable, but slow;
For day old chicks not yet fully able to control their own body temperature,
They are fully able to vary speed of progression
the content of the communication be built in an accessible format to ensure that users with disabilities are fully able to obtain resources
However, no decision would be taken to admit these other countries until a satisfactory level of preparation was attained and they were fully able to accept their obligations in a transit system as reformed.
so we wish to attain enlightenment in order that we are fully able to help them overcome their suffering as well.
all of whom were fully able to comprehend the nature of their acts,
When women are fully able to utilise their abilities,
We need to guarantee that the growing number of elderly people are fully able to participate in society because,
by the same group of voting members, as the vice-chair should be fully able to deputise for the chair, if necessary.
are fully able to make themselves heard.
lasting world sovereignty which will henceforth be fully able to protect them from all war.
for God is fully able to accomplish much more in a day than any man could in a thousand years.
foreign standards fairly, fully able to meet the production and the user's needs.
psychological suffering that he considers intolerable, but fully able to make free and informed decisions.
and are fully able and competent to enter into the terms,