Sentence examples for a question of enabling from inspiring English sources

The debate in the addiction treatment world about harm reduction efforts, like SIFs, usually comes down to a question of "enabling" drug use.

The interface is familiar and clean, it's just a question of whether the way it enables you to interact with your feeds proves useful to you.

In principle such a question bank enables quantitative comparison of student performance between schools, however the MSC-AA is yet to report on any such comparison [ 4] and there are potentially many practical and theoretical problems in achieving that aim.

Critics also question the wisdom of enabling people to get a mortgage with a down payment of as little as 5 percent of the home value at a time when lenders are under pressure from regulators to reduce the riskiness of loans.

The authors went on to demonstrate how test questions could be targeted for elimination via interaction-focused intervention, such that the wife of an English-speaking man with aphasia was trained to leave silences at points where topic change was possible, instead of launching a test question, thus enabling her husband to initiate a topic.

Our research question was: In the context of enabling children's health- and rehabilitation-related support in the school system, how are rehabilitation practitioners working in their daily practice?

With no known cure and a mortality rate of up to 90% – in this epidemic it has hovered at about 40% – the question of what enables some people to win the fight against Ebola has naturally come up.

This focus, on how the children are feeling, had the added benefit of enabling the questions to be framed both positively and negatively, which is important in the Anishinaabek view of balance.

The paper examines this question with the help of the framework of enabling and coercive control.

Each of the domains includes a series of questions that enable the assessment of a report's reliability, specific relevance, and transferability.

A single 'depression' question enabled the detection of depression in 160 out of 223 true cases, a sensitivity of 72%, and correctly reassured 964 out of 1166 non-depressed cancer sufferers, a specificity of 83%.