Examples of using Would enable in English and their translations into Romanian
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In 1750, Johann Meyer produced the first reliable set of lunar coordinates that would enable astronomers to locate features on the Moon.
This would enable an objective assessment of their condition
An opening of research programmes would enable research institutions in all third countries to access R&D programmes.
If confirmed, this timetable would enable us to start accession negotiations before the summer recess.
That would enable you to be more effective than if you were to go with an opt-out and allow the various funds to operate separately.
This two-pronged approach would enable us to prevent emissions being transferred to third countries.
The practice time would enable you to absorb the new material
The result was a state-of-the-art facility that would enable innovation and discovery for years to come.
Similarly, the rules contained in the text would enable consumer rights to be strengthened with regard to information and delivery.
An innovative Partnership Instrument would enable the EU to push forward its policies across the world.
This would enable the two countries to join the Union in 2007 if they implement the required reforms.
The system would create a common assessment basis and would enable real-time risk identification,
More integrated labour markets would enable the EU interdependent economies to better adjust to asymmetric shocks.
He noted the new identity documents would enable citizens to vote in the June parliamentary elections
These would enable the Commission to determine the effectiveness of measures when assessing future policy options.
Kesling envisioned that one day modern technology would enable the use of a series of tooth positioners to produce the kinds of movements required for comprehensive orthodontic treatment.
One goal was to create an organisation that would enable more satisfactory application of the principle of equal opportunities.
Lithuanian diplomacy characterized the concession as a"necessary evil" that would enable Lithuania to preserve its independence and maintained the hope that it was merely a temporary retreat.[7].
This would enable closer policy and technical cooperation
This would enable operators to verify more easily their customers as the customer declaration would include an official registration number.