Examples of using Had enabled in English and their translations into Russian
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This had enabled the authorities to seize the International Criminal Court.
For example, the adoption of the Repentance Law had enabled over 4,000 people to be released.
That had enabled the country to make notable progress towards achieving the MDGs.
As at August 2007, the programme had enabled 35,000 displaced families to return home.
That had enabled coordination of individual country plans with the overall work plan of APCICT.
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Investment and entrepreneurship in the small Territories had enabled many of them to build a dynamic economy.
That approach had enabled reports to be prepared concerning the situation in 23 countries.
The integrity, diplomatic skill andfairness of the Chair had enabled him to produce an excellent summary.
Yet those policies had enabled it to register robust growth from 2004 to 2010.
The discussions in the contact group had improved all participants' understanding of the issue and had enabled a wide range of issues to be discussed.
Support from donors had enabled the programme to become largely self-financing.
Important thematic work had already been undertaken by the Council, and panel discussions on issues such as the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities had enabled States to share best practices.
In particular, the programme had enabled some 100,000 people to become tobacco farmers.
It had enabled the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to begin to restore State authority in areas previously occupied by armed groups and had improved the lives of the local population.
The return of President Aristide to Haiti had enabled the Government to improve the human rights situation.
This had enabled Bangladesh to finance nearly 42 per cent of development outlays from its own resources.
The informal legal aid provided by those clinics had enabled many illiterate women to take their cases to court.
The Fund had enabled New Zealand to host a Pacific round table on counter-terrorism.
The question arose to what extent the newly acquired independence of third world countries had enabled them to realize their potential for political, cultural and economic development.
That had enabled the Board to reach a consensus on a number of recommendations that were before the Commission.
The Statute thus reflected a delicate balance that had enabled the Court to gain wide support throughout the international community.
The Treaty had enabled IAEA to establish the basis for international cooperation in peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
The establishment of the Palestinian interim self-government had enabled Japan to extend its bilateral assistance directly to the Palestinian authority.
That same spirit had enabled the Meeting to adopt the biennial budget of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea in an expeditious, yet thorough and responsible manner.
It had tirelessly provided health and social services to the dispossessed Palestinian refugees,but it was most noteworthy that it had enabled hundreds of thousands of Palestinian children to attend school, thus improving their lives.
Foreign exchange controls had enabled it to deal successfully with fluctuating movements of capital.
Australia's assessment of the outcome of the Preparatory Committee's work was categorically positive: the working groups had made significant progress towards the goal of preparing a consolidated text of a statute, andthe fact that all their meetings had been convened outside the plenary sessions had enabled even the smallest of delegations to participate fully in all aspects of the Committee's work, thereby exemplifying the universality of the process.
The projects in question had enabled women to take a more active part in professional life.
That approach had enabled the international community to make substantial progress in using legal instruments to combat terrorism.
The use of contractual translation at all four duty stations had enabled the Department to manage an increased workload without a corresponding increase in resources.