Examples of using This would enable in English and their translations into Danish
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This would enable all citizens to feel safe.
It is also vitally important that this should be made European Union policy, because this would enable us to maintain the quantity of fresh water in Europe; its quality, meanwhile.
This would enable us to pursue relations on a sounder basis.
In view of the large sums allocated to the CAP, there could well be scope for an increase in funding.If wisely managed, this would enable our exports to grow in an increasingly globalised international trading environment.
This would enable Parliament to study the proposals more closely.
All we need to do is to use the provision which is formally enshrined in Article 34(2)(c)of the Treaty on European Union as this would enable the Council to simply replace the Europol Convention with a decision.
This would enable full consultation of all economic actors and stakeholders.
Be responsible for all phytosanitary, animal health, food hygiene and safety andfood quality controls; this would enable synergy to be achieved when carrying out audits of national control systems, as well as econ omies of scale and improved efficiency by the Com mission services;
This would enable the citizens of my region of Europe to become first-class citizens.
According to Parsons this would enable Mexico to triple her irrigated acreage, irrigate an additional 40 million acres in the U.S. and 7 million in Canada.
This would enable mistakes to be remedied quickly before they grow to astronomic figures.
I support the view that this would enable investment to flow freely and EU and US airlines to provide air services without any restriction, including in the domestic markets of both parties.
This would enable us to avoid mistakes and at the same time ensure that we have a quorum.
This would enable further consideration of the availability of alternatives in the future.
This would enable adoption of the proposals within Parliament's legislative term early in 2009.
This would enable an objective assessment of their condition and help in further negotiations.
This would enable the Council to go through its procedures very swiftly and make a lot of European industries happy.
This would enable such countries to gain access to the European economic area towards which the Community and the EFTA States are working.
This would enable widespread use of the format by also allowing those with slower Internet connections access to the same content.
This would enable a remote attacker to trigger a DoS by sending specially crafted packets causing the server to crash.
This would enable procurement officers within companies or business centres or members of law or accountancy firms to become accredited advisers.
This would enable LWE to carry out all the activities necessary for its RealAid programme, the teacher CPD and activities planned by groups hiring our facilities.
This would enable us to move towards regulating the protection of the economic rights of private individuals and removing the burden of bureaucracy imposed on them by the cumbersome traditional legal machinery.
This would enable us to engage in a dialogue with the political decision makers on subjects including human rights and to establish a channel of communication with the government to support the process of reform.
This would enable us to determine even more effectively the repercussions for the economy, jobs, the environment and so on, and hence to respond to a number of issues in all political fields connected with tourism.
This would enable the Japanese navy to win two decisive battles: the first early in a prospective war against the US Pacific Fleet, and the second against the US Atlantic Fleet which would inevitably be dispatched as reinforcements.
This would enable us both to combat maritime piracy, a phenomenon that we have seen the return of in recent years, and to protect the natural heritage and archaeology of these areas in order to prevent any catastrophes that would have disastrous effects on the development of the Union's coastline.
This would enable us not only to achieve an optimum standard of security at particularly vulnerable sections of our external borders, but also to share the burden of dealing with a specific situation on the external border, which the country involved cannot be expected to bear alone.
This would enable greater respect for competitiveness. However, it appears that the standards demanded are increasingly stringent and risk endangering industries which- and I insist on this point- understand the common interest and the need to fix reasonable levels.
This would enable the EU to draw up a coherent and effective policy on migration flows from countries of origin and transit countries and to decide how and how much to invest in those countries with a view to alleviating their internal demographic and social tensions and thus fostering stability.