Examples of using Enabling it in English and their translations into Finnish
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The applicant maintains that it does not have liquid assets enabling it to pay the Commission EUR 13 750 000 KRW 18 000 000 000.
The strength of Europe's capabilities is increasingly enabling it to act as a key space player at the global level.
The Council recalls that the EU Battlegroups provide the EU with a specific rapid reaction tool, enabling it to respond rapidly to emerging crises with military means.
sustainable industrial policy, enabling it to remain competitive globally.
the European Parliament must propose a strategy enabling it to be updated and enriched.
re-establishes its own currency, enabling it to devalue and have suitably low interest rates.
constructively cooperate with the Economic and Social Council enabling it to develop into a significant element in the democratisation process in Turkey.
does the European Union have any information or studies enabling it to assess the situation of the sharks in the Mediterranean?
Form the financial basis for response and preparedness actions covered by the EU civil protection mechanism, enabling it from now on.
First, the Commission points out that according to settled caselaw 3 a letter of formal notice must indicate to the Member State the factors enabling it to prepare its.
Its hair is abundant with a slight wave, enabling it to work in dense cover
The storage box can also be fitted with an auxiliary frame, enabling it to be handled using a pallet wagon.
A copy of all received data remains with the EU Agency enabling it to monitor the referred market abuses.
I believe it is important that the EU holds the trump card, enabling it also to negotiate the terms on which it should be ratified.
In December 1998, the UEAPME signed a cooperation agreement with BUSINESSEUROPE enabling it to take part in European social dialogue.
Before the end of 2006, the Commission will request the Council to approve mandates enabling it to start negotiations with the third countries concerned.
giving it operational powers, thereby enabling it to become an effective weapon in the fight against organised crime.
either owned or contracted out, enabling it to back up the response capabilities of Member States.
The urban dimension must, though, also become a horizontal task for the Commission's Directorates-General, enabling it to be reflected in all policy areas.