Examples of using Would have enabled in English and their translations into Russian
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Cooperation with Israel would have enabled the Committee to verify that information.
The lower number resulted from the absence of an approved police reform budget which would have enabled the recruitment of cadets.
Such a text would have enabled other delegations to lend their support and the Assembly to reach a consensus.
Surely, less stringent conditionalities would have enabled more countries to succeed.
That would have enabled the administrative court, if appropriate, to annul the committal order with retroactive effect.
But Lebanon did not receive the assistance,provided to others, that would have enabled our farmers to live in dignity.
Such a text would have enabled Israeli officials to participate in activities and seminars of the Department of Public Information.
We even supported the establishment of a forum that would have enabled indigenous communities to participate in the discussion.
This would have enabled us to lower the costs of doing business in Uganda and, thus, increase the profitability of enterprises.
The author considers that this statement constituted new evidence which would have enabled him to contest the complainant's version.
That amount of ephedrine would have enabled traffickers to illicitly manufacture more than 10 tonnes of methamphetamine.
We regret that the General Assembly was not able to adopt Syria's proposal, which would have enabled us to reach true consensus on the resolution.
That would have enabled the Committee to take a decision; there had been no objection to that apart from the one raised by the Algerian delegation.
France suspended its tests in April 1992;that it to say, before the completion of the tests that would have enabled us to end them permanently.
They boycotted the census and the elections that would have enabled them to enjoy their rights and fulfil their duties through legal bodies and institutions.
After carrying out a formal inspection, the inspectors did not immediately issue the company with a provisional operating licence that would have enabled it to resume its operations.
A constructive dialogue with the delegation would have enabled the Committee to understand more deeply the social and economic processes under way in the country.
Smaller rooms with fewer prisoners would have enabled better control and would have had a positive effect on overall prison conditions.
Despite the tremendous effortbehind the Disarmament Commission, we were unable to agree on an agenda that would have enabled us to bring that body of utmost importance out of stalemate.
Such an analysis would have enabled the agencies to have a fuller understanding of the basis for any proposed improvements in operating methodologies.
Mexico would have favoured any provision on entry into force that would have enabled the treaty to become fully operative in the foreseeable future.
An in situ visit would have enabled the Special Rapporteur better to evaluate the situation and reach an independent assessment of the reports and allegations.
Van Alden is furious at Agent Sebso misplaced Jimmy's telegram to Nucky, which would have enabled them to arrest Jimmy as he arrived from Chicago.
Such an analysis would have enabled the Committee to undertake a more reliable assessment of the extent to which those costs could be met from within approved resources.
It regrets the absence of disaggregated statistical data in the report, which would have enabled the Committee to better assess the implementation of the Covenant by the State party.
That would have enabled us to study and discuss them as necessary and would have enabled the Philippines to come to the present session with a mandate regarding them.
The Committee regrets the lack of disaggregated statistical data in the document, which would have enabled the Committee to better assess the implementation of the Covenant in Kosovo.
This would have enabled representatives to examine the report in a structured way so that the relevant areas of activity could be considered in synergy with the details in the report.
Moreover, it has not refuted the authors' argument that no remedies exist which would have enabled them to accelerate the proceedings before the Constitutional and Administrative Courts.