Examples of using To be able to count in English and their translations into Spanish
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which will be convened in December 2006, to be able to count on a large number of additional ratifications
Within this framework, it is important to support and to be able to count on the cooperation of the Population Fund, so that it may continue
Children from their conception have the right to be able to count on their father and mother to take care of themto the Participants in the International Convention on the Theme: Woman and Man, the Humanum in its Entirety, 2008);">
The Haitian Government hopes to be able to count on the support of MICIVIH for the period ending 31 December 1998
it needed to be able to count on a swift and adequate response from the United Nations
we would like to express our hope that Mozambique will continue to be able to count on the Assembly's support and encouragement for the successful implementation of our five-year programme
ICRC would like to be able to count on the support of the Commission
it needed to be able to count on the full and continuing cooperation of all United Nations Member States,
I have to be able to count on someone reliable.
I need to be able to count on your discretion.
We need to be able to count people out.
I mean, you got to be able to count bathrooms.
We have got to be able to count on each other.
Legal professionals are fortunate to be able to count on you.
It is good to be able to count on a friend.
It's pleasing to be able to count on his voice.
We hope to be able to count on you for Tomatina 2019.
To be able to count on ad-hoc support when you need it.
I would like to be able to count on you for other work.