Examples of using That enabled in English and their translations into French
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Belarus supported the provision of article 23 that enabled the Security Council to make use of the court on a permanent basis.
The auditors noted several weaknesses that enabled easy access by unauthorized persons.
This was a mobile service that enabled the staff to go out into the community
Controlled delivery was a valuable technique that enabled law enforcement agencies to link drug trafficking with other forms of organized crime;
That enabled resident coordinators
Some of these countries had a relatively advanced transportation infrastructure that enabled smoother flows of goods in GVCs.
In addition, there were science and engineering camps that enabled girls to familiarize themselves with those fields in a less formal environment.
A number of workshops were held that enabled participants to contribute directly towards the enhancement of this global project.
Tycho Brahe developed some of the first instruments that enabled astronomers to achieve previously unprecedented accuracy.
For years, we have been cutting the means that enabled a democratic access to these works of art.
The strategy included 60 indicators that enabled the Government to adopt three-yearly action plans for its implementation.
The Career Assignment Program received support that enabled it to recruit, assess,
anti-immigrant laws that enabled authorities to act in arbitrary ways were becoming more common.
In the year 1950, Centralia Council acquired the rights to all anthracite coal beneath Centralia through a state law passed in 1949 that enabled the transaction.
Eventually, it was the creation of a navy that enabled Sparta to overcome Athens.
reproduced and the adaptations that enabled them to survive drought and winter.
The factors that made this practice successful Explain the factors specific to this practice that enabled these changes to happen.
we opted for a menu that enabled us to discover the different qualities of meat.
The unprecedented interest in the London Paralympics has drawn attention to the futuristic equipment that enabled the athletes to achieve such amazing performances.
CETIM stressed the primacy of the right to life over the logic that enabled transnational pharmaceutical companies to make exorbitant profits.