Sentence examples for a plan that enabled from inspiring English sources

The opportunity to break the record would never have occurred had the coaches of both teams not orchestrated a plan that enabled Haasis to shatter the mark, however.

It's a plan that enables Trump to claim that everyone will be paying less, since individuals earning less than $25,000, and couples making less than $50,000, wouldn't owe any federal tax.

"I am so frustrated as I want to get out there and start my season, but I am being advised to look longer term and focus on a plan that enables me to be in the best shape for the world championships in Moscow in August," she said.

But he said in a press release, "We look forward to working with the province and the federal government on a plan that enables IISD to take over the operations of this extraordinary facility".

A disappointed Ennis-Hill said: "I am so frustrated as I want to get out there and start my season, but am being advised to look longer term and focus on a plan that enables me to be in the best shape for the World Championships in Moscow in August.

Ford outlined a remediation plan that enabled the US and Vietnam to develop a common language to discuss this issue and break the dead-lock.

However, the forms had significant gaps in checking applicant governance and other resources, a realistic budget, and a simple work plan that enabled monitoring and changes, if circumstances required it.

Mr. Maron said the slow pace enabled the family to settle on a development strategy and a public-private financing plan that enabled the street to develop organically over time, like a real urban neighborhood.

"It might make sense to invest the money in a smartphone and a monthly plan that enables you to do so many different things, like make calls and send e-mails".

We introduce the concepts of plateaus and waves that help structure a transition plan that enables large-scale architectural change while catering to multiple delivery cycles.

One of the department's loan contractors, which services nearly a quarter of the department's loans, representing more than 5 million borrower accounts, doesn't tell borrowers about an existing plan that enables those working in public service to have their debts forgiven tax-free after 10 years of payments.