Examples of using Able to discuss in English and their translations into Slovak
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I told Mr. Bennett that I might be able to discuss some areas within certain strict parameters.
In order to be able to discuss Ňall aspectsÓ of the investment projects which relate to the objectives of the Treaty41,
We are now, happily, able to discuss the Danish model of flexicurity because the EU did not introduce a common labour market policy maybe 25 years ago.
I was amazed at the ease with which we were able to discuss his sacred feelings.
Automatic scanners are going to erase other infections from your system too, so you are able to discuss advertisement supported programs gone if it was truly masked on your system.
they may not be able to discuss their symptoms accurately- which is why giving castor oil could be a bad idea.
what is also important is that during this summit we are able to discuss matters and raise the issue of human rights in Zimbabwe.
submit to them proposals which they will be able to discuss and on which they will decide collectively, i. e.
then we will be able to discuss more openly what the incentives are, and we certainly hope that that's the case.
idioms that students will be able to discuss and question concerning the role of popular culture in their lives.
where shortlisted applicants will be able to discuss and present their solutions,
thereby be able to discuss and develop his or her views on foreign policy.
several times in order to be able to discuss with usability experts personally
Your doctor will also be able to discuss how taking a diet pill might interact with your other medications
The TEC- as it is called- should be able to discuss, for instance, how to avoid a beggar-thy-neighbour policy in national recovery plans.
I see this summit as an opportunity for personalities who are value-rooted, able to discuss the vision, to solve constructively all the challenges that Czech Republic
in order to be able to discuss the issue of bus
should be able to discuss the situation in Europe,
I was certainly able to discuss the EU's response with him.
It may have been possible- I do not know- if we had been able to discuss these three years into his term of office, because many interesting suggestions were made.