Sentence examples for action-enabling from inspiring English sources

Like trust, distrust is an action-enabling strategy.

We assess the relevance of trust as a social mechanism in terms of its impact as an action-enabling mechanism for electricity consumers confronted with unfamiliar complexity and facing unprecedented decision-making and reflexivity in smart grids [58].

Following a case-by-case review, they would receive an immigration status known as "deferred action," enabling them to apply for work permits and driver's licenses.

This takes time, so it is most efficient to have a separate planning team dedicated to each course of action, enabling concurrent activity.

Merricks said he was confident the tribunal will certify the action, enabling it to go to court and result in a multibillion-pound payout, if successful.

(3) The reconnaissance provoked an armed response that justified our taking direct military action enabling us, at least, to eliminate the IL-28's.

Electric stop action may also be combined with tracker key action, enabling the use of electric (including solid-state) combinations an invaluable aid in quickly changing groups of stops, especially in larger instruments.

It is undisputed that Congress has not expressly created a federal right of action enabling insurance carriers like Empire to sue health-care beneficiaries in federal court to enforce reimbursement rights under contracts contemplated by FEHBA.

While the precise mechanisms of action enabling US to both stimulate and suppress neuronal activity remain to be clarified, there are several advantages conferred by the physics of US that make it an appealing option for neuromodulation.

The real choice in Syria today is not between Alawites or Sunnis, or between Mr. Assad and Al Qaeda, but between action enabling further crimes against humanity to take place and action dedicated to ending impunity for such crimes once and for all.

His utterly selfless action enabled all casualties to be extracted and the bodies recovered.