Depth is sometimes enabled by new technology, sometimes by interface, or by clever design.
Similar openings are sometimes furnished to enable an attendant to see the altar in order to ring a small bell at the appropriate intervals of the elevation of the Eucharist in preparation for communion or to permit someone in a vestry to notify the bell ringer.
That's why Democrats, though they have fewer dollars, are sometimes able to get more people to vote for them, and sometimes (the last Presidential election being a conspicuous exception) getting more votes enables you to win.
And authorities that appear to operate a less generous threshold are sometimes doing far more to enable people to make use of universal and open access support, so there isn't in practice a cliff edge between people who are eligible and those who are not.
According to Turkish newspaper reports, the 70-point proposal includes provisions to allow detainees' testimony to be heard in court by video link, obviating the need to transport them from primes that are sometimes far away, and to enable judges to impose house arrest, instead of prison detention, for charges carrying maximum penalties of five years or less.
Choice is sometimes used to enable segregation.
Roughly, Strawson's idea is that the definite description is sometimes chosen to enable the audience to fix on or pick out as the subject matter of the claim an item of which they already know.
Moreover, dialysis usually results in sample dilution, and thus, subsequent sample concentration or redissolution after freeze-drying is sometimes needed to enable detection of trace amounts of arsenic.
Cars and even houses are sometimes bought this way, enabling the seller not to declare his income from these sources to the taxman.
Facilities are sometimes faced with companions who enable patients to go against the advice given by staff and clinicians.
