Sentence examples for arrangement that enabled from inspiring English sources

She worked out an arrangement that enabled her to work part time.

The plaintiffs, three owners of small video stores from Sacramento, San Antonio and Syracuse, say that the big film studios illegally conspired with one another and with Blockbuster in the late 1990's in an arrangement that enabled Blockbuster to dominate the video-rental business.

It was an arrangement that enabled the British government to side-step a Geneva convention clause that would have obliged it to demand the return of any prisoner transferred to the US once it became apparent that they were not being treated in accordance with the convention.

A growing number of top retailers, including Tesco, Asda, Amazon, HMV, Play.com, and now Sainsbury's, use Guernsey or Jersey warehouses to take advantage of a little-known but perfectly legal tax arrangement that enables goods under the value of £18 to be shipped to UK customers VAT-free from countries outside the EU.

The Schengen Agreement, an open-border arrangement that enables passport-free movement of citizens across most of the EU bloc, an arrangement that was among the "most effective and popular accomplishments of European integration", is crumbling.

However, the molecular arrangement that enables Na+-selectivity in prokaryotes might differ from mammalian voltage-gated Na+ channels.

On a recent visit, your correspondent saw the burned villages and freshly scattered graves of both tribes.Congo is not Rwanda: it lacks the sophisticated, authoritarian political arrangements that enabled the Hutu government in 1994 to order the extermination of the Tutsis, and nearly to succeed in exterminating them.

Finally, a critical dimension of the social political arrangements that enabled and constrained the middle leaders' practices was the involvement and relationship with their principal.

This was specifically done by material economic arrangements that enabled all teachers to take part in dialogues led by middle leaders.

These sentiments were echoed by many of the other middle leaders, and so principal support and encouragement appeared to be an important aspect of the social political arrangements that enabled the middle leaders to enact leading with confidence.

After all, electoral-representative democracy is a set of arrangements that enable ordinary citizens to have influence on government.