Examples of using To be able to move in English and their translations into Swedish
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My car/ scooter is a must if you want to be able to move to the beach, the larger store
We are very pleased to be able to move into the modern, future-proofed facilities in one of Sweden's most strategic locations.
They wanted to be able to move seamlessly between environments,
For them to be able to move, the engine must be powerful to be able to pull such a weight.
Now, with the competition out there, a girl's got to be able to move a few mountains every once in a while.
you're not going to be able to move much.
Bulgaria and Romania have completed all the work demanded by Fortress Europe in order for their citizens to be able to move freely within the Schengen area.
When I watch those girls out there, I'm like,"God, what I wouldn't give to be able to move my body like that.
sports where you want to be able to move freely.
Therefore it must be integrated into your email client to be able to move infected messages to the corresponding folder in your email client.
Drawer unit is adapted with an extra handle on the top of the front edge to be able to move it easily.
also the Dreadbag should allow us during sports and at work to be able to move comfortably and freely with our dreads.
sports where you want to be able to move freely.
close to Metro to be able to move, clean, well decorated,
Games can also learn how to analyze their actions, to be able to move to a new level,
in the case of failure, to be able to move to the Palace.
the choices available to them- to be able to move into new areas of work that fit in with their changing priorities
The Committee believes that it is vitally important for citizens to be able to move freely between Member States
However, your work also shows that we must consider which conditions need to be set for an authentic act to be able to move freely within Europe, no matter what the field.
Although core nature areas are now largely protected under the Natura 2000 Network, species still need to be able to move between these areas if they are to survive in the long term.