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habilitante
Providing legal power or sanction.
disabling
sanctioning
facultative
sanctionative
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habilitante
1
She said the investigation was important in
enabling
victims to come forward.
2
Work stream number three is the criteria
enabling
non-resident Bougainvilleans to vote.
3
Adherence reporting tools were easy to use
enabling
almost real time monitoring.
4
The Company focuses on
enabling
the mass customization of printed textile products.
5
I've got a strong interest in
enabling
children to do hobbyist activities.
6
Australia and Russia signed a bilateral agreement in 2007
enabling
uranium exports.
7
The activities were halted after an
enabling
law expired on Nov. 1.
8
Other predisposing,
enabling
,
and need variables were not related to service use.
9
The customer keeps its suppliers happy,
enabling
it to demand better terms.
10
Allostery is an important regulatory phenomenon
enabling
precise control of biological function.
11
Monetary policy's job is to create an
enabling
and stable economic environment.
12
Moreover,
enabling
the broadcaster to deliver on its mandate can achieve this.
13
The following configuration file excerpt illustrates the method for
enabling
dynamic updates:
14
In other words, Amazon is specifically
enabling
Indian businesses to sell more.
15
Numerous cities have chosen a proactive way of
enabling
a thriving nightlife.
16
Turkey's parliament approved overnight an agreement
enabling
Ankara to repatriate Pakistani migrants.
enabling
enable
enable legislation
enable people
enable users
enable more
enable environment
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habilitante