Examples of using Would have enabled in English and their translations into Spanish
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The acceptance of our application would have enabled Cuba to try them for the offences perpetrated for decades against its people
The relevant provisions of the rules would have enabled the Committee to reach a decision on draft resolution A/C.5/47/L.22 if there had been a country
This would have enabled the United Nations to consolidate bank accounts as ICOS would monitor the cash balance of each participating fund on a daily basis,
the additional jobs and opportunities that would have enabled many young Turkish Cypriots to work
In the Commission on Human Rights it had submitted an alternative text for the protocol which would have enabled the existing Committee against Torture to make voluntary visits to States parties as follow-up to their reports.
integrated acquisition plans and demand projections would have enabled the Procurement Division of the Department of Management to have secured an improved price when tendering the requirement.
other interested States in the meeting today would have enabled the Security Council to take into account other views
However, that the European Communities had access to a wide range of information sources that would have enabled Australia to make an informed assessment of the cross subsidization of C sugar exports.
The long-term procedure would have enabled them to conduct a more extensive examination of the author's claim of violations of the 1951 Convention on the Status of Refugees and of article 3
The Chairperson regretted that he had not renewed his candidacy just at a time when his duties would have enabled him to be more available,
This remedy would have enabled the petitioner to apply to the Minister on Citizenship and Immigration at any
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights held that the right to a fair trial was violated by the failure of Barbados to provide a psychiatric assessment of the defendant, which would have enabled a defence of diminished responsibility.
disaggregated by sex, age and national or ethnic origin, that would have enabled the Committee to better assess implementation of the Convention.
sure that neither would have enabled him to represent them, simply because they did not have resources to cope with these payments.
The 2011 legislation that would have enabled those living in informal settlements to register their residency had not been implemented.
it was regrettable that no flexibility that would have enabled full consensus on the final draft had been shown.
not submit any of her complaints or requests for information through channels that would have enabled the Algerian judicial authorities to examine them.
the social services failed to take steps which would have enabled them to discover the exact extent of the problem
a willingness to compromise which would have enabled both the Commission and our negotiating partners to live with the resolution with equanimity.