Examples of using Will not be able in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Board is concerned that without this information UNDP will not be able to identify the key changes most likely to improve efficiency and effectiveness.
Ensure you can remember this password or you will not be able to login to the Admin Suite next time you use it.
there is no point submitting to the Conference something which we know the Conference will not be able to adopt.
Furthermore, the secretariat will not be able to respond fully to the expectations of its Palestinian counterparts,
Many of which will not be able to be eliminated by our disposal filters.
The Conference will not be able to answer all the questions raised by social and global change.
it is obvious that Mauritius will not be able to compete with countries such as Brazil.
Eliminating Enterprise Florida means we will not be able to effectively compete for new opportunities.
During this period, you will not be able to really carry that non-violence in you.
If both are removed, you will not be able to have children
If you made a promise but will not be able to keep it for whatever reason,
And if you laugh at this love story again tomorrow I will not be able to come back to normal again.
because it will reduce the chances of you hiring someone that will not be able to deliver the job to the specification you require.
But you will not be able to become pregnant after having either of these surgeries.
The nurse will not be able to accept if the bottle has been previously opened.
However, the alien will not be able to work or re-enter the United States before it is filed.
The person who does not love himself will not be able to love anybody else, ever.
Reem Maged media said that the state will not be able to prevent any Egyptian
The Federal Government alone will not be able to locally implement such an intensive programme- a programme that affects economic
The present economic downturn will not be able to destroy what has been built up over the course of a century.
