make able
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Under this arrangement, he says, the thing might be made able to work.

There were other factors that made Able less spectacular than expected.

We are made able to trust him knowing in whom we believe!

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Rehabilitation is derived from the Latin word habilitas, which means "to make able again".

This made Able one of only four May Atlantic hurricanes on record.

Franz Kafka made able use of this linguistic built-in punchline.

By Venator, whose flesh was human, he might be made able to comprehend, to feel, what the unhuman alone could never quite convey.

The beasts made able to talk.

High perchlorate content makes able to stay in its liquid form in sub-sero temperatures.

All who seek God will find him in wisdom and will be enlightened and made able to enlighten others through loving service.

The citizens should be made able and willing to use their own minds to achieve higher goals in the framework of a future unified German nation state.

This may be obtained from your respective provincial/territorial ministry responsible for transportation. empower - make able. enrich - make richer in quality and value.

Openly he proclaimed that the free port was economically non-viable: he said it could have been made able to compete only if had lower operating costs.

You behold me, and believe that if all else in your life fails, you have now at least been made able to exact vengeance for your loss.

Link all these programs and make able to input and output data in many different formats so can link to other programs (e.g.

Eat all of the Cicchetti menu: the likes of veal tuna, spicy meatballs and chicken cacciatora made able foils against the drinks.

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel praised both candidates in the race, observing, "both...candidates are a good fit for the district and would make able representatives."

This is the case with much of the aid that is currently being given and contradicts the EU's principles for aid, where the beneficiary must be made able to develop a sustainable economy.

In November 1982 he rose to prominence when a student, Nan Davis, who had been paralyzed from the waist down for four years was made able to walk using technology Petrofsky helped developed.

After being compared to former Glimt and Rosenborg hero Runar Berg, the man he had made able to retire, he said, "it's great to be compared with such a great player."

Criticising the "incentives and behaviours" in the financial services industry, Sir Hector - himself a former investment banker - said regulators needed to be made able to take swifter action against individuals, rather than just against banks themselves.

The Commission notes that many jobs will shortly be created in businesses producing or using IT products and services and observes that workers must be made able to cope with the demands of the information society.

Through the grassroots initiatives of Tibetan educators, Tibetan has been made able available as the main language of instruction in primary, secondary and tertiary education, although more so in some prefectures than in others.

In July 1995, San Marino RTV became a full member of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), making able to broadcast and participate in EBU events.