Examples of using Enabling it in English and their translations into Slovak
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family relations, and enabling it to get a better job in the future.
His idea was to use an electric motor to assist an internal-combustion engine, enabling it to achieve 25 mph.
one with rapidly evolving communication skills, enabling it to form a psychic bond with the boy.
SSL is an industry-standard encryption of personal information enabling it to be securely transferred via the internet.
The eyes are located high on its head enabling it to see 360 degrees.
you are not enabling it the time it should recuperate from the last session.
The tender seeks the provision of services to the Representation of the European Commission in Spain, enabling it to provide the general public,
stimulates the pineal gland, enabling it to increase production of melatonin
the European Central Bank, which rules out national vetoes, enabling it to act decisively in addressing the crisis;
The Code of Judicial Procedure allocates administrative tasks to the Association, enabling it to function as a public authority,
The aim is to supply the Representation with services enabling it to provide the general public, other specified target groups,
High education institution by means of EUR-ACE Accreditation gets the EUR-ACE label enabling it to rank among the leading European universities
Peyman, this process was invented to improve LASIK by enabling it to correct higher degrees of refractive errors.
you are not enabling it the moment it should recuperate from the last tinting session.
you are not enabling it the moment it has to recuperate from the last tinting session.
security policy, enabling it to speak- and act- as one in world affairs.
Notwithstanding this, new armed conflicts were an impulse for Russia enabling it to revive and lay claims to the control over the world again.
The Lisbon strategy is a project for European society as a whole enabling it to meet the challenges of a globalised world.