Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Appropriate financial support has not been provided to enable the European Union to treat sport in the deserved manner.
• The aim has been to enable a compromise acceptable to all the institutions concerned to be reached by the end of the process.
• In addition, the pace at which this directive has been adopted enables the timetable to stay on track, meaning action will not be delayed.
• The structural fund has been introduced to enable the EU's poorer regions to adapt.
• The Commission acknowledges that the objective of all those measures has been to enable EEB to fulfil certain tasks in the area of public transport previously carried out within the administration of the Landkreis.
• But nothing has been invented that enables me to walk, until now.
• Our response over the past year since the disaster has been to enable the Haitians to try to rebuild, but what they really lack is organisational capacity.
• That is why every effort has been made to enable Iraq to purchase the necessary equipment and supplies.

• Bounce keys has been enabled. From now on, each key will be blocked for a certain length of time after it was used.
• The Community has been enabled to take on specific commitments with respect to financial services under this Agreement on the basis of an alternative approach to that covered by the general provisions of Part IV, Chapter II (Financial services).
• Mouse keys has been enabled. From now on, you can use the number pad of your keyboard in order to control the mouse.
• Sticky keys has been enabled. From now on, modifier keys will stay latched after you have released them.
• Autocomplete has been enabled on your outlook.
• Sticky keys has been enabled or disabled
• This feature has been enabled in the system to take into account the institutional role of the Commission in the coordination of risk and event management issues and of the ECDC in performing risk assessment tasks.
• In fact, the successful economies' superlative growth performance has been enabled by other countries' choice not to emulate them.