Sentence examples for * enables private from inspiring English sources

Such a policy should close existing loopholes, including the so-called gun show loophole, which enables private sales of firearms without background checks.

Playtech, big in online gambling software, has pulled its planned £460m takeover of Plus500, a firm that enables private punters to pretend they're City professionals by trading contracts for difference and other fancy financial instruments.

LATE last year, Congress passed and President Bush signed the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act, a measure that enables private insurers and the federal government to share the risk of future losses from acts of terrorism.

Bump is different, the founders said, because it enables private exchanges between two people, unlike others that are for publishing messages or photos to wider groups or the public.

The new law enables private ports once again to handle third-party cargo and allows them to hire their own staff, rather than having to use casual labour from the dockworkers' unions that have a monopoly in public ports.

It enables private IP networks that use nonregistered RFC1918 IP addresses to connect to the Internet.

Like an operating system providing services for applications, government provides functions that enable private sector activity.

That data will enable private companies to influence behavior on as large a scale as government entities.

As with most browser-related things, enabling private browsing is all a matter of knowing where to look.

Public-private partnerships (PPPs) are potential instruments to enable private collaboration in the health sector.

Older versions of Safari will enable private browsing for all open tabs.