Exemples d'utilisation de Made it possible to avoid en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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They have made it possible to avoid certain mass killings.
The low tidal coefficient at this time made it possible to avoid strong currents.
The training made it possible to avoid some common start-up difficulties.
According to estimates,the use of this contraception made it possible to avoid.
This stability has made it possible to avoid social conflict.
The genocides of recent times had shown clearly that effective prevention mechanisms would have made it possible to avoid such tragedies.
That approach made it possible to avoid politicization and confrontation.
The fragile peace established by the agreement made it possible to avoid further human losses.
This made it possible to avoid partial fusion, aggregation of the beads or recrystallization of certain excipients.
An individual assessment would have made it possible to avoid this confused situation.
These policies made it possible to avoid social conflicts, but their negative consequences include the preservation of ineffective businesses and a decrease in real wages.
Meeting between Jean-Claude Junker andDonald Trump"made it possible to avoid a trade war.
The first strategy made it possible to avoid an endoscopic recurrence at 1 year for 56% of the patients and 90% of the patients for the second.
Technology and citizen participation thus made it possible to avoid conflict and instability.
First, the different sectors to which the reassignment was to take place were close enough to each other to promote effective coordination, which would have made it possible to avoid all contacts.
The solution presented in this example made it possible to avoid any modification of the installations in place.
Speaking on this issue,Luc Frieden said that"the European Union must continue to stress its prevention actions since progress in cooperation among the Member States has made it possible to avoid new terrorist attacks.
Despite the progress that has been made over the past 20 years, which made it possible to avoid 53 million deaths between 2000 and 2016, the challenges remain enormous.
Such cooperation has not always made it possible to avoid conflicting views or to reach commonly accepted solutions, but it has been authoritatively stated that disagreements are the exception rather than the rule and that there is a"slow but steady convergence of review and mutual respect" between the United States and the European Union.
Generally speaking, the pace of implementation has been satisfactoryand made it possible to avoid such automatic decommitments.