Sentence examples for also to enable from inspiring English sources
Will they act to build the material-accounting and control systems necessary not only to prevent nuclear terrorism but also to enable verification of nuclear disarmament?
"It is therefore necessary that information secrecy and disclosure arrangements should be in place not only to protect information but also to enable the disclosure of information in appropriately controlled circumstances".
(And what if the child next door had made it on time?) Also, to enable mothers to spot developmental lags, Gesell gave them recording duties that left Holt's homework plan in the dust.
The result was that "an impatient workforce, which equated the transformation of the department with affirmative action and ignored the other forms of transformation, embarked on a number of illegal programmes which were meant to render the department ungovernable and also to enable them to get senior positions within the department".
These tests should be harmonized, not only to define requirements but also to enable harmonized procedures to interpret test results.
The proposed approach is shown not only to outperform the classical MM in terms of throughput but also to enable better fairness.
We'd also really appreciate an overdrive lockout to enable quicker downshifts for passing and also to enable engine braking when driving on slick roads.
The selected optimum demonstrated not only to improve the fatigue life of the truck cab, but also to enable the design less sensitive to presence of uncertainties.
It is paramount to assess the psychometric properties of self-assessment tools in order to check the tests' reliability and validity, also to enable proper outcome interpretation.
The SDK is aimed at courting web developers to build apps for smart TVs, but also to enable more cross-platform apps within its ecosystem of devices.
I'm also told machine learning is being employed, not only to aid and improve discovery but also to enable Peanut to provide a much more personalised experience.
