Examples of using To be able to express in English and their translations into Swedish
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It is traditional for Eskimo women to be able to express themselves on equal terms with men.
it is important for the European Parliament to be able to express its view on the matter.
practice of animation aiming to give you the tools to be able to express creative ideas using a broad range of experimental visual media.
Everybody needs to be able to express thoughts and opinions,
Even if you have had a stroke, it is of course important for you to be able to express your needs and wishes,
For you to be able to express further interests in our products
Many people want to be able to express their identity or brand with their own language on the Internet,
A view has been strongly expressed at the Conference that the Treaty should provide for national parliaments to be able to express a collective view in relation to certain issues at the level of the Union.
I advise those who do not know what things are like in that area and who need to be able to express precise opinions to go
European Convention on Human Rights, also to be able to express himself freely in speech and writing.
For it to be humane, apparently. Got to be able to express at least five emotions.
Would you like to be able to express yourself to other people with confidence and pride?
I want to be able to express that love with both a man and a woman.
Students are actively engaged in the learning process from the start, and learn to be able to express themselves quickly.
It is unacceptable because, I insist, we are losing all credibility and all legitimacy to be able to express an opinion on these types of cases.
they need the appropriate access to decision-makers to be able to express their views.
that"they need the appropriate access to decision-makers to be able to express their views.
That is why I believe it is very important that the European Parliament is given a role to be able to express a view, to involve the public in a dialogue
insisted on the need for all members to be able to express their opinions when they wished.