Sentence examples for and enabled to make from inspiring English sources

If the reach of political theatre is to grow to fit the boots of the current moment, we need to be emboldened and enabled to make bigger, more complex plays.

The second inspiring idea is an account of the framing effect itself, on which it consists for the most part in a state of mind in which we are encouraged and enabled to make comparisons, encouraged and enabled to notice similarities and dissimilarities, analogies and disanalogies, between primary and secondary subjects.

To deliver NHS Health Checks effectively, staff need to be provided with the appropriate training to ensure patients are supported and enabled to make lifestyle changes.

To deliver NHS Health Checks effectively, the location and timing of events needs to be carefully considered and staff need to be provided with the appropriate training to ensure patients are supported and enabled to make lifestyle changes.

A primary responsibility of the physician is to impart factual, reasonable, and appropriate information so that the patient is appropriately informed and enabled to make reasonable decisions relative to treatment options.

In particular, as men's knowledge and attitudes to health are significant factors influencing women's maternal health [ 24], there is an urgent need to understand male perceptions of their role in maternal health and that husbands are educated and enabled to make timely decisions [ 7, 27].

Answers to this question make it possible for blood collection agencies to determine which individuals are likely to be new donors and enable to make predictions of prospective donors.

When there is trust in society, sustainable innovation happens because people feel safe and enabled to take risks and make the long-term commitments needed to innovate.

Finding an unstable periodic orbit out of them and stabilizing it enable to make chaotic behavior transit to the stable periodic orbit.

He gave many young people great training and a chance to grow, and enabled many to make satisfying careers for themselves.

Women particularly valued professionals who were supportive, non-judgemental and enabled them to make their own decisions and build upon existing support from friends and family [ 13, 41].