Facilitate Other Terms Hello I have read in a EU regulation the following sentence That mechanism should facilitate the Member States with the opportunity to increase the sectoral share of
Hi I would like to ask if the verb facilitate can be followed by a person as object e g to facilitate the users in cooking to facilitate the users in planning It seems odd to me Hello all I am translating a Turkish article into English for an academic research How can we say make the life easier in academic form The internet makes the daily life
Facilitate Other Terms
Facilitate Other Terms
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Dear all I find streamline and facilitate quite similar in meaning here are two examples of them The implementation of change is meant to facilitate people s life The Example sentence My manager will facilitate my request for a new computer Does this sentence look odd to you due to the word facilitate I want to say that my manager
What does it mean That s what we do in order to facilitate the goal What is meant by facilitate a goal I think it doesn t imply what it technically says Facilitate means to make Facilitate is formal and would require facilitate my visit You want the trip to be made easier not yourself facilitate me Please help me to organise plan my trip
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Today I came across the following sentence The Atlante fund started an important initiative that aims to provide guarantee against systemic risks and to facilitate the I found some results that both expedite and facilitate are possible in the application process But does the meaning alter if expedite is used in this example Britain s
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Hello I have read in a EU regulation the following sentence That mechanism should facilitate the Member States with the opportunity to increase the sectoral share of
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Hi I would like to ask if the verb facilitate can be followed by a person as object e g to facilitate the users in cooking to facilitate the users in planning It seems odd to me
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