Sentence examples for award enabled from inspiring English sources

Secondly, the award enabled us to purchase flip cameras for each of the classes, embedding film making into the classroom and into the children's learning.

For Pancer, the award enabled his return to academic research in the United States after holding a position with a biotech company in Israel.

A more consequential aspect, in retrospect, was that the CIHR award enabled me to do an unpaid editorial internship at SEED, a science and culture magazine based in Montreal.

In addition to the club's environmental activities, the San Marino-UNICEF Award enabled the children to receive training on HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases – information they now share with the community as peer educators.

The Nottingham Advantage Award enables students to take extra-curricular modules alongside their academic studies, which build skills and experience in areas such as PR, finance and career planning through activities with the university's careers and employability service, widening participation and the student union.

This award enables members of the ASHT to travel, learn new concepts or skills, and share them with the American hand therapy community.

Ironically, due to the racial tensions surrounding the Stuart case, Romane would later become a recipient of the Carol Dimati-Stuart Foundation merit award, enabling him to attend Brigham Young University, the flagship institution of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

I am excited to see that one of our city's artists will have the chance each year to receive such a dramatic award, enabling them to pursue their creative passion, and I am hopeful that it will be yet another reason to encourage artists to choose to make Baltimore their home".

However, the award enables flexibility so that the role can be individually, locally and contextually constructed.

According to the latest progress report: this prestigious three-to five-year award enables us to harness the skills and knowledge of the country's most prominent clinical and applied health researchers to tackle the challenges facing the NHS.

A travel award then enabled him to attend the British School at Athens.