Examples of using Shall be able in English and their translations into Swedish
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I am confident that in the second half of next year we shall be able to present appropriate proposals on a new
The purpose of us processing your personal data are that we shall be able to manage your matter.
I am confident that we shall be able to have this debate with the Council
Employees shall be able to combine family life with working life
For the great day of his wrath is come, and who Shall Be Able to stand?
They shall be able to request all necessary information from applicants to assess, on the basis of said criteria, applicants' ability to comply with the conditions.
We shall be able to adopt a Budget within this framework,
So it was completely speculation because I was confident that"I shall be able to pay.
The Agency shall be able to provide assistance in the application of Community measures relating to network and information security.
FiV shall be able to monitor the production on site,
I am confident that we shall be able to have this de bate with the Council
Senior researchers at SEI shall be able to mentor postdocs at the university.
The Agency shall be able to require the producers
I hope that we shall be able to see a significant increase in the EU' s contribution to high-quality education for women and girls.
Students graduated from the Master's programme in Ecology and the Environment shall be able to collaborate with other people.
This is why I think that we shall be able to approve it here in Parliament when the time comes.
The programme will also have been finalised by then, and we shall be able to present it.
Students graduated from the Master's programme in Organic Synthesis/Medicinal Chemistry shall be able to collaborate with other people.
I hope that we shall be able to find them in order to implement the mandate approved in Vienna.
No doubt we shall be able to discover some solution of Mr. Bickersteth's difficulty, sir.