Examples of using Programme enabled in English and their translations into Spanish
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The programme enabled over 5,000 families to earn a living.
Overall, the successful implementation of the work programme enabled the CGE to.
Between 2006 and 2010, the programme enabled 5,133 young people to enter the labour market.
The reports submittedby country Parties and the synthesis and analysis documents that were prepared by the programme enabled the review carried out by CRIC 3.
This programme enabled Eliel to find employment, after five years of being NEET.
Registering low-income families on the programme enabled their needs to be recorded in detail.
The programme enabled 395,000 immigrants to join relatives in the United States in 2013.
At two of the Agency's vocational training centres,funds from the Programme enabled the upgrading of workshops and the provision and upgrading of equipment.
The programme enabled a number of our learners to acquire a degree of autonomy and to join in economic life.
Working with the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research(CGIAR), the programme enabled the establishment of an impact, assessment and evaluation capacity within CGIAR to monitor international agricultural research centres.
The programme enabled women caring for disabled children or elderly family members to re-enter the labour market.
In the mid-1930s the Royal Air Force's front-line fighters were biplanes, little different from those employed in World War I. The Re-Armament Programme enabled the RAF to acquire modern monoplanes, like the Hawker Hurricane and Supermarine Spitfire, such that sufficient numbers were available to defend the UK in the Battle of Britain in 1940, during the early stages of World War II.
The programme enabled countries to elaborate and initiate implementation of the United Nations environmental conventions.
As the Executive Secretariat of the International Committee on Global Navigation Satellite Systems, the programme enabled providers and users of six unique satellite systems for positioning, navigation, and timing to pursue compatibility and interoperability of their systems for the benefit of socio-economic development.
The programme enabled 32 national and 6 regional volunteer organizations for professional evaluation to support each other by sharing context-relevant experiences for facilitating peer mentoring.
The Programme enabled UNIDO to meet the expectations of Member States and donors and the needs of recipients.
Overall, the programme enabled the collection and destruction of 340,378 small arms and light weapons and 1,165 tons of ammunition and of another 49.6 million items such as cartridges bullets.
The flexibility of the programme enabled the identification of, and support for, initiatives to consolidate the democratic processes set in motion with the holding of the presidential and multi-party elections.
The programme enabled national networks of people living with HIV to build a solid evidence base about why it is crucial to achieve universal access and how this can happen in practice through the meaningful participation of people living with HIV.
The programme enabled schools to improve their equipment significantly: on average, the number of pupils per computer fell from 12.8 in 2001 to 8.4 in 2007. Of the 5,300 schools(school buildings) in Switzerland, the proportion connected to the Internet increased from 65.8 per cent to 95.4 per cent over the same period.
The programme enables the student to acquire advanced competences in the following areas.
The programme enables farmers who own forests to receive payments for the ecosystem services their forests produce.
This programme enables children to develop their comprehension, writing, critical thinking, discussion skills and also gain a firm knowledge and understanding of grammar.
The programme enables leather artisans to improve their product range of footwear and leather products and make optimum use of discarded materials.
The Outreach Programme enables the ADB to provide culturally appropriate services and information resources to the communities on their rights and responsibilities under the law.
This programme enables unemployed persons to test their knowledge and skills before entering into employment or education and gradually eliminates employment barriers.
This programme enables students to take advantage of the complementary strengths of the participating institutions and to alternate their study periods between Madrid and Barcelona.
The programme enables the national NGOs with whom the Fellows work to promote the international dimension of their work and to initiate activities in their own countries.
A programme enabling local integration of those refugees unwilling or unable to return to Tajikistan will be introduced in 1995, and is initially projected at$ 300,000.
Community projects at grass-roots level such as this programme enable effective participation at local level in activities identified as part of the NAP.