Examples of using Able to cope in English and their translations into Russian
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The Palestinian Authority has not been able to cope financially with the burden of high population growth
Textile slings are much better able to cope with this task, they carefully skirted the goods
That was important training to make you able to cope if such a terrible thing did occur to you.
Able to cope with Vera's brutally exacting standards,
those livelihoods least able to cope with drought.
the new psychological report showed that the author was able to cope with the labour dispute
structures render women and girls more vulnerable and resource-poor than men, and less able to cope with crises or volatilities.
However, there is no need to develop a completely new website if the existing one is able to cope with the modified tasks.
less nervous and better able to cope with different difficulties.
caregivers that were reached reported feeling better able to cope with difficult events.
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highly qualified surgeons able to cope with any task.
The outputs of the IEP surveys showed that in the Russian industry there was always a fairly large segment of enterprises which were able to cope with labor shortages without resorting to reduction of quality
it is possible to be reasonably confident that they will be able to cope with the problems that may arise.
that the two organizations will still be able to cope with the challenges they are faced with.
She underscored that those least able to cope were most likely to be affected by any shock that might upset the very fragile support systems,
The European Parliament and European Commission included this criterion as a requirement for a market economy able to cope with competitive pressures
active protection system able to cope with almost any enemy missiles.
ports seem able to cope to some extent with the foreseeable increase in sea traffic,
Output systems therefore need to be able to cope with a diverse range of users who may have limited knowledge of census data