Examples of using Will be able to continue in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Our graduates will be able to continue their career in industrial development
Petrobras will be able to continue exploration.
Depending on their ambitions they will be able to continue their studies in a PhD program.
However, micro-enterprises will be able to continue to draw up annual accounts on a voluntary basis,
From January 2008 workers who have taken advantage of the bonus scheme will be able to continue working without retiring.
It is partly due to Parliament that the very effective special hotline for victims of violence will be able to continue operating.
In addition to that your energy will be renewed immediately, and you will be able to continue your day without problem.
I hope that those communities will be able to continue to exist in the way that they always have.
The problem now consists in seeing whether the new Palestinian Government will be able to continue along this road in spite of Hamas' victory in the last legislative elections.
Unconditional love is the only way we will be able to continue with our task of bringing light
If a power surge occurs, you will be able to continue enjoying whatever you're watching!
Now he will be able to continue working without worrying,
And humanity will be able to continue to benefit from the progress that man,
Skylink platform subscribers Markiza TV program will be able to continue to watch, but only HD resolution.
Lastly, assurance is given that the national patent offices will be able to continue to play an important role in the procedures for granting the Community patent.
Keen to find a challenging position within a responsible employer where I will be able to continue to increase my work experience& develop my abilities.
exporting producers in other third countries will be able to continue to supply the Community market.
the Brazilian government will be able to continue killing us.
Mr Davies, B&Q/Kingfisher will be able to continue to use their labelling scheme.
In the case of traditional foodstuffs, each of the Twelve will be able to continue to ban the use of additives prohibited by national provisions before 1 January 1992,