Examples of using Enabling them in English and their translations into Hungarian
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And that makes insects a global force, enabling them to invade almost every habitat on Earth.
Our responsibility lies in enabling them to return to their old lives,
Information is also extremely important for individuals, enabling them to make difficult choices with long-term consequences on their incomes and living standards.
rights of people experiencing poverty and social exclusion, enabling them to live in dignity and take an active part in society.
They must bear information enabling them to be traced,
Students take most of their classes together with J.D. students, enabling them to share their international perspectives while learning American law.
Here, volunteers can train in the full array of Volunteer Ministers technology, enabling them to help friends,
Achieve full participation of people with disabilities in society by:- enabling them to enjoy all the benefits of EU citizenship;
expanding their range of capabilities, enabling them to work more efficiently
training for officials enabling them to identify and deal with victims
As the next step the spirit as comforter would heal the Christian communities enabling them to share in solidarity
It might be a good idea to support the indigenous traditional communities by taking measures enabling them to develop alternative economies.
life-long learning skills and develops the imagination, enabling them to live as responsible citizens.
administrative authorities must have powers enabling them to order or obtain the cessation of misleading advertising;
The Tyre Labelling Regulation is an EU standard which offers helpful information for customers look to purchase our tyres enabling them to check the tyres characteristics before making a purchase.
Fostering the cooperation between Member States in the management of numerus clausus for health workers and enabling them to be more flexible.
The law vested unusually broad powers in the politically homogeneous Media Authority and Media Council, enabling them to control content of all media.
would immediately detect and pinpoint a leak for operators, enabling them to quickly reduce the implications of the oil leak.
help them to overcome everyday problems and enabling them to inspire others.
under the conditions set out in the directive, by enabling them to work a minimum of 20 hours per week.