Examples of using Be able to cope in English and their translations into Swedish
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jointly finance projects that a rich Member State should be able to cope with themselves.
As the development is right on the coast, the new locking system also had to be able to cope with high humidity
complex raw material flows which must function continuously and be able to cope with changes.
And have they not already been eager to learn to use these new tools, they will probably not be able to cope with the change of pace in the future.
If, for example, a nosological form is establishedheart disease, the patient may not be able to cope with the stresses of the daily rhythm of life.
whereas others might be able to cope with the low light found in a seldom-used conference room.
There seem to be no particular indications that certain sectors of the Maltese economy would not be able to cope with the challenges of the"big bang" scenario,
The exception is France, in whose case EUROGAS states that the gas system has to be able to cope with a disruption of one of the main supply sources of the French market(= 30% of total supplies) during one year taking into account a winter colder than the average.
Many believe that they should be able to cope with a situation or say yes because they're a good daughter
In that way the users who are not very keen on new technologies will not be able to cope with these apps and they will remain installed
Iceland should be able to cope with competitive pressures and market forces within
the ability to attract FDI, the Latvian economy should be able to cope with European integration in the medium term.
Left to its own devices, Slovakia would not be able to cope with a 19% drop in power generation, coupled with the high direct
The purchasing power of private users of motor fuel is such that they would not be able to cope with the price increase and would not be able to buy fuel at the new price.
At the same time we assess that an agency should be able to cope with receiving a large number of special assignments if that is the preferred governance of the Government
Europe will not be able to cope without new airport infrastructure,
because our grids will not be able to cope with the load.
which it may not be able to cope with, and therefore lives in a state of great nervousness and anxiety.
a single agricultural market, which they will not be able to cope with.
will also be able to cope with the increased load expected to accompany Stockholm's rapid growth.