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Meanings of enabling in English

Spanish
habilitante

Providing legal power or sanction.

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habilitante
Usage of enabling in English
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She said the investigation was important in enabling victims to come forward.
Radio NZ
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Work stream number three is the criteria enabling non-resident Bougainvilleans to vote.
Radio NZ
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Adherence reporting tools were easy to use enabling almost real time monitoring.
Pubmed
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The Company focuses on enabling the mass customization of printed textile products.
Reuters
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I've got a strong interest in enabling children to do hobbyist activities.
Wired
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Australia and Russia signed a bilateral agreement in 2007 enabling uranium exports.
Reuters
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The activities were halted after an enabling law expired on Nov. 1.
Reuters
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Other predisposing, enabling, and need variables were not related to service use.
Pubmed
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The customer keeps its suppliers happy, enabling it to demand better terms.
Reuters
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Allostery is an important regulatory phenomenon enabling precise control of biological function.
Pubmed
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Monetary policy's job is to create an enabling and stable economic environment.
Radio NZ
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Moreover, enabling the broadcaster to deliver on its mandate can achieve this.
The South African
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The following configuration file excerpt illustrates the method for enabling dynamic updates:
Essential system administration, 3rd edition
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In other words, Amazon is specifically enabling Indian businesses to sell more.
Wired
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Numerous cities have chosen a proactive way of enabling a thriving nightlife.
Radio NZ
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Turkey's parliament approved overnight an agreement enabling Ankara to repatriate Pakistani migrants.
Reuters
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